State Authorities Announce Latest COVID-19 Facts – December 27 – YubaNet

Sacramento December 27, 2020 – The California Public Health Service (CDPH) today released the latest statistics on COVID-19, including data on state-wide intensive care unit (ICU) capacity. Based on ICU data, four regions, the San Joaquin Valley, Southern California, Greater Sacramento, and the Bay Area, are subject to curfew.

The Los Angeles County Public Health Service has been delayed in reporting due to a disruption in service due to a local power outage. Yesterday’s number of cases was delayed, and the number of deaths reported today reflects an underestimation.

A local curfew can extend to many parts of California. The region must remain under the Stay-at-home Order for at least 3 weeks and will continue until the ICU capacity forecast for 4 weeks from the date of evaluation is at least 15%.

The earliest dates that a region may qualify for end are:

• San Hoakin: December 28th
• Southern California: December 28
• Greater Sacramento: January 1st
• Bay Area: January 8th

Currently available ICU capacity by region:

• Bay area: 11.1%
• Greater Sacramento: 17.8%
• Northern California: 28.3%
• San Joaquin Valley: 0.0%
• Southern California: 0.0%

Due to the high rate of COVID-19 hospitalizations affecting the healthcare system, California is under a restricted stay-at-home order. This order applies to all counties currently under curfew in the region and to counties in Tier 1 (purple) of the blueprint for a safer economy. The limited curfew is Curfew in the area Finished in all parts of the state.

to see Regional map..Read the full text Curfew in the area, Order supplement,and Frequently Asked Questions..

State-wide COVID-19 data today:

• To date, there are 2,122,806 confirmed cases in California. The numbers may not represent actual day-to-day changes due to the delay in reporting test results.

• There were 50,141 new confirmed cases recorded on Saturday. The number of cases confirmed today from Los Angeles County due to a service interruption in Los Angeles reflects the cases reported today and yesterday.

• The 7-day positive rate is 11.4% and the 14-day positive rate is 12.3%.

• 31,826,696 tests were conducted in California. This represents an increase of 380,154 compared to the previous 24-hour reporting period.

• As the number of cases continues to grow in California, so will the total number of individuals with serious consequences. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 24,220 COVID-19s have died. Due to service interruptions in Los Angeles, the number of deaths reported today by Los Angeles County reflects the number of deaths reported today and yesterday. The number of deaths reported today is underestimated.

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*Note: Due to service interruptions in the Los Angeles area, figures reflect cases reported by Los Angeles County yesterday and today. The number of deaths reported today is underestimated.

Vaccination of all 58 people
The first dose of COVID-19 vaccine is given to healthcare professionals and residents of long-term care facilities. This is Phase 1A of the state vaccine program. The Drafting Guidelines Work Group recommends prioritizing other vaccine recipients in Phase 1B and 1C in collaboration with the Community Vaccine Advisory Board, and the state works closely with community partners and stakeholders to ensure that vaccines are available. We support fair distribution and administration throughout California.Learn more about CDPH web page And Vaccination of all 58 people..

Holiday tips

Reduce the risk of this holiday season and stop the COVID-19 epidemic. Follow the CDPH guidance to plan a safer celebration.Get Holiday Tips at covid19.ca.gov..

Turnaround time test

The Test Turnaround Dashboard reports how long California patients are waiting for COVID-19 test results. Between the week of December 13th and December 19th, the average time patients waited for test results was 1.6 days. During this same period, 51% of patients received the test results in one day and 81% received the test results within two days.The· Turnaround time dashboard test Updated weekly.At the moment, all four layers of Testing prioritization guidance The test priorities are the same.

Blueprint for a safer economy

The· Blueprint for a safer economy Is a state-wide plan to reduce COVID-19 and maintain the health and safety of Californians. This plan imposes risk-based criteria on the tightening and mitigation of COVID-19’s acceptable activity, prolonging the time between changes and assessing how movement affects the trajectory of the disease. ..Californians can go covid19.ca.gov To find out where their counties are and what activities are allowed in each county.

Data and tools
Extensive data and analysis guide California’s response to COVID-19. The state makes data and its analytical tools available to researchers, scientists, and the general public. covid19.ca.gov..

The most popular links are:

Pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS-C)
The California Public Health Service updates the state-reported number of cases of pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS-C) weekly. As of December 21, 157 MIS-Cs have been reported across the state. County with less than 11 cases does not currently provide a total number to protect patient confidentiality.

MIS-C is a rare inflammatory condition associated with COVID-19 that can damage multiple organ systems. MIS-C requires hospitalization and can be life-threatening. Parents should be aware of MIS-C signs and symptoms such as persistent fever, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, neck pain, rash, bloody eyes, and tiredness. If your child has any of these symptoms, contact your child’s doctor immediately. Early diagnosis and treatment of patients is important to prevent long-term complications.

New Health Disparity Dashboard
The COVID-19 pandemic is an existing inequality in health that is the result of structural racism and poverty, and a lack of underlying conditions such as asthma and heart disease between Latin Americans and African Americans. It highlights a balanced pandemic.As part of its commitment to reduce health inequality and ensure best results for all Californians, the state Health inequal dashboard on www.covid19.ca.gov It tracks California health inequalities measurements and data by race and ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

Infection rate of healthcare workers
As of December 26, the local health sector reported 67,320 positive cases and 250 deaths for healthcare workers throughout the state.

Your actions save lives

Protect yourself, your family, friends, and your community by following these precautions:

• If you are experiencing Symptoms of COVID-19 (Fever, cough, shortness of breath, malaise, muscle and body pain), contact your healthcare provider.

• Stay home except for critical activities and follow state and local public health guidance.
• Stay in touch with the people who live in your family.
• wear Cloth mask When you are in a public place.
• Avoid non-essential trips and stay close to your home. Self-quarantine 10 days after arrival if leaving the state.
• Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
• Avoid close contact with sick people and try to stay home from work, school or others if you feel unwell.
• Sign up for COVID-19 Exposure Notification from and add your mobile phone to the fight CA notification..
• Answer the phone if: Contact tracer Attempts to connect from the CACOVID team or the community health department.

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