WHO:n Epidemiologisesta päivityksestä nr. 146.(8.kesäkuuta 2023), Tapaukset ja sairaala ja TEHO-hoidon tarve.

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COVID-19 Weekly Epidemiological Update
Edition 146 published 8 June 2023
In this edition:
• Global overview
• Hospitalizations and ICU admissions
• SARS-CoV-2 variants of interest and variants under monitoring
• Vaccine effectiveness of primary series and booster vaccination against Omicron and its
descendant lineages
• WHO regional overviews

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ALUEELLISELLA TASOLLA  

UUDET TAPAUKSET.  Vähenemät (-%)   ilmentyneissä uusissa  tapauksissa.
At the regional level, the number of newly reported 28-day cases decreased across all WHO regions:

the South-East Asia Region (-77%), 

the Eastern Mediterranean Region (-60%),

the Region of the Americas (-55%), the
European Region (-49%),

 the African Region (-22%), and 

the Western Pacific Region (-5%). 

 

 UUDET KUOLEMANTAPAUKSET :  WHO:n 6 alueessa: (vähenemä -%)

The number of newly reported 28-day deaths also decreased across all six WHO regions:

 

the Eastern Mediterranean Region (-78%),
the European Region (-54%), 

the Region of the Americas (-44%), 

the South-East Asia Region (-35%), 

the Western Pacific Region (-19%), and

the African Region (-17%).

 

VALTIOTASOSSA  

uudet tapaukset ( nouseva +%), (laskeva-%)  At the country level, the highest numbers of new 28-day cases were reported from 

 

the Republic of Korea (470 093 new cases; +29%),

Australia (147 684 new cases; +27%),

Brazil (113 286 new cases; -33%), 

France (93 850 new cases; -46%), and 

the United States of America (93 260 new cases; -75%). 

 

 VALTIOTASOSSA

 uudet kuolemantapaukset ( nouseva +%), (laskeva-%)

The highest numbers of new 28-day deaths were reported from 

the United States of America (1943 new deaths; -58%), 

Brazil (1074 new deaths; -16%), 

France (555 new deaths; -41%), 

Italy (549 new deaths; -17%), and t

he Russian Federation (532 new deaths; -44%.

 

SAIRAALAANOTTOA  VAATIVAT COVID-19 TAPAUKSET GLOBAALITASOSSA
Hospitalizations and ICU admissions

At the global level, during the past 28 days (1 May 2023 to 28 May 2023), 

SAIRAALOIHIN OTETTIIN 79 266 uutta potilasta Covid-19:n takia; (vähenemää 35%)

TEHOHOITOA VAATIVIA tapauksia oli 1937; (vähenemää 41%)

 

a total of 79 266 new hospitalizations and
1937 new intensive care unit (ICU) admissions were reported (Figure 4). 

This represents a 35% and 42% decrease in hospitalizations and ICU admissions, respectively, compared to the previous 28 days (3 April 2023 to 30 April 2023).

 

 
The presented hospitalization data are preliminary and might change as new data become available. Furthermore, hospitalization data are subject to reporting delays. These data also likely include both hospitalizations with incidental cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection and those due to COVID-19 disease.
Globally, during the past 28 days, 36 (15%) countries reported data to WHO on new hospitalizations at least once (Figure 5). 

The European Region had the highest proportion of countries reporting data on new hospitalizations (19 countries; 31%), followed by 

the South-East Asia Region (two countries; 18%),

 the Eastern Mediterranean Region (three countries; 14%), 

the African Region (five countries; 10%),

 the Western Pacific Region (three countries; 9%), and
the Region of the Americas (four countries; 7%).

 The proportion of countries that consistently reported new hospitalizations for the period was 7% (17 countries). Among the 17 countries consistently reporting new hospitalizations, five (29%) countries registered an increase of 20% or greater in hospitalizations during the past 28 days compared to the previous 28-day period: 

Mongolia (1968 vs 117; +1582%),

Zimbabwe (42 vs 18; +133%), 

Afghanistan (133 vs 67; +99%), 

Bangladesh (138 vs 82; +68%), and
Indonesia (7556 vs 6091; +24%).

 

The highest number of new hospitalizations was reported from 

 the United States of America (35 037 vs 49 454; -29%),

Ukraine (7829 vs 13 380; -41%), and 

Indonesia (7556 vs 6091; +24%).

 

TEHOHOIDON TARVE  (ICU). Tästä raportoi 31 maata, joista  9 säännöllisesti.

 

Across the six WHO regions, in the past 28 days, 31 (13%) countries reported data to WHO on new ICU admissions at least once (Figure 5).

 

The European Region had the highest proportion of countries reporting data on new ICU
admissions (18 countries; 30%),followed by the Eastern Mediterranean Region (three countries; 14%),the Western Pacific Region (five countries; 14%), the South-East Asia Region (one country; 9%),the African Region (two countries;4%), and the Region of the Americas (two countries; 4%). 

 

 The proportion of countries that consistently reported new ICU admissions for the period was 4% (9 countries).

  Among the nine countries consistently reporting new ICU admissions, only one (11%) country showed an increase of 20% or greater in new ICU admissions during the past 28 days compared to the previous 28-day period: Indonesia
(329 vs 262; +26%). 

The highest numbers of new ICU admissions were reported from Indonesia (329 vs 262; +26%),
Ukraine (245 vs 391; -37%), and

Italy (156 vs 425; -63%).