This article explains how it’s possible that a region’s risk level is not the level you’d expect based on the figures.

Is this really the correct risk level for my region?

Roughly three-fourths of all coronavirus test results come from these test centres. What do these figures say?

What do the figures of the GGD test locations say?

The dashboard contains a lot of information. What should you know about positive tests?

Positive tests: the spread of the virus

Last week, 20% more people were tested. The number of positive test results increased by 7%, the R number rose above 1.

Reproduction number above 1

Coronavirus does not affect everyone to the same extent. Elderly people die more often than young people.

Featured: How coronavirus affects young and old

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Articles | Coronavirus Dashboard | Government.nl

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Number of infectious people

Other data

Information on the spread of the coronavirus in nursing homes.

Nursing homes

The CoronaMelder app has been developed to help fight the spread of coronavirus. The app keeps track of when users have been within close range of one another for a longer period of time. If a CoronaMelder user tests positive for COVID-19, they can choose to alert other app users. App users who get an alert can then get tested and avoid unknowingly infecting others.

Read more about the CoronaMelder app in the explanation of the presented data.

Use of the CoronaMelder app

Researchers are closely monitoring the CoronaMelder app’s impact. Read the most recent factsheet about this on the CoronaMelder website.

Factsheet CoronaMelder

This figure shows how many CoronaMelder users who tested positive alerted other app users of this yesterday.

Number of people who alerted others via CoronaMelder: 

The blue bars on the right of this graph show the age distribution of people who have died from COVID 19. The grey bars on the left show how large each age group is in relation to the entire Dutch population. Taken together, the blue and grey bars show whether there are proportionately more or fewer COVID-19 deaths in each age group. If, for example, the graph shows that people in their sixties represent 12% of the Dutch population (grey bar) and that this same group represents 10% of the people in the Netherlands who have died from COVID-19 (blue bar), that means there are proportionately fewer deaths from COVID-19 among people in their sixties. The graph is updated daily and includes all deaths since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Please note that RIVM groups COVID-19 deaths among people younger than 50 together; the low numbers could otherwise be traceable back to individual people.

Graph with percentages for the distribution of the population and the distribution of age groups tested positively.

Age distribution in The Netherlands

Deaths by age

COVID-19 deaths by age

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What do the four risk levels mean?

For more details please see the entire research on the website of RIVM.

More research results

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{{value}} new reported locations with at least one confirmed case amongst residents per day.

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Intensive care admissions

Number of confirmed cases

Hospital admissions

The safety region of this municipality is at risk level

Risk level & measures

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Current situation in municipality {{municipalityName}}

Municipality

Average number of coronavirus particles per 100,000 inhabitants

Most recent measurement per location in {{municipality}}

{{value}} virus particles per 100,000 inhabitants

Average number of virus particles over time (per 100.000 inhabitants)

Find out more about testing wastewater for coronavirus in the explanation of data presented.

Sampling locations can report multiple measurements per week. The number of measurements used per location per week can differ because not all measurements are successful.

Number of measurements per week

These figures show the number of COVID-19 patients in this municipality reported dead to the GGD yesterday. The actual number of COVID-19 patients that died may be higher because not all people with COVID-19 get tested and there is no requirement for reporting deaths due to COVID-19.

This figure shows the number of COVID-19 patients in this municipality reported dead to the GGD, per day. It includes late reports of deaths that occurred in the preceding days.

Daily number of COVID-19 patients reported dead 

This figure shows the number of COVID-19 patients in this municipality reported dead, since the reporting of COVID-19 deaths started.

Total number of COVID-19 patients reported dead

This graph shows the number of COVID-19 patients in this municipality reported dead, in the selected period.

Number of COVID-19 patients reported dead over time

Deaths in {{municipalityName}}

{{value}} hospital admissions per day. Alert value: {{signaalwaarde}} admissions per day.

This graph shows hospital admissions, including admissions directly to ICU. The figure for each day indicates the number of people actually admitted on that day, not the number of admissions reported on that day. This gives a clear picture of the development of coronavirus in the Netherlands. There are often reporting delays of a few days for hospital admissions; data for the most recent days is therefore incomplete.

The Coronavirus Dashboard provides information on the development of the coronavirus in the Netherlands.

Coronavirus Dashboard

{{value}} intensive care-admissions by day. Alert value: {{signaalwaarde}} admissions per day.

This graph shows the progression of the number of ICU beds occupied by COVID-19 patients. The data before the 1st of June is less reliable due to setting up the registration by LCPS.

ICU bed occupancy over time

This number shows how many ICU beds are occupied by COVID-19 patients. The percentage shows what proportion of all occupied ICU beds this is. This is unrelated to maximum ICU capacity.

ICU beds occupied by COVID-19 patients

The blue (right) bars in this graph show which age group positive tested persons belong to. The gray (left) bars show how large each age group is in relation to the entire Dutch population. The blue and gray bars together show whether age groups have relatively more or less positive tested persons. For example: 16% of all positive tested persons are in their twenties (blue bar) and 13% of all Dutch people are in their twenties (gray bar). In this example, the age group twenties has relatively more positive tested people. The chart is updated daily and covers only the most recently reported cases.

Graph with percentages for the distribution of the population and the distribution of positive tested age groups.

Distribution of age groups in the Netherlands

Confirmed cases by age group

Distribution by age

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UK variant gains terrain in the Netherlands

Latest developments

New information about a range of topics concerning coronavirus data is posted here regularly.

More information about the coronavirus

Number of doses administered

The current situation in {{the_netherlands}}

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Information on the development of the coronavirus in the Netherlands.

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Basic rules

Following the rules of conduct over time over time 

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Disclaimer

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What does this mean?

Progression over time

The RIVM monitors the spread of infectious diseases in many ways. This is also the case for COVID-19. One of these ways is to look at persons exhibiting symptoms that could indicate an infection. The RIVM does this with the Infectieradar.

Everyone in the Netherlands can take part in the Infectieradar. Participants self-report once a week if they have (had) a fever or other symptoms. Even if participants don't have any symptoms they pass this on to us. This way, signals of an increase or decrease in the spread of the virus are picked up earlier.

When someone is infected with COVID-19, the municipal health service (GGD) tries to find out where they got it from and who they recently had contact with. The purpose is to discover whether the virus has also been transmitted to any other people.

Contact tracing by the municipal public health service (GGD)

Care professionals with COVID-19 can infect their patients, so monitoring care professionals’ health can help contain the spread of the disease. This means keeping track of the number of care professionals who are infected with coronavirus and the number who report ill. This data also helps the healthcare system cope with increases in workload.

Sentinel surveillance (care professionals)

Data on the movement of people can indicate how the coronavirus is spreading. The aim is to show this per municipality.

The compliance monitor provides insight into the degree to which people are able to follow the coronavirus measures.

RIVM routinely collects data from behavioural studies that shed light on trends in compliance with and support for the basic rules that apply, like washing hands, staying home and getting tested if you have symptoms.

We aim to expand the dashboard in the future with the following data:

To be developed

More about the percentage of positive test results from GGD test locations only

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Information per region

Basic rules over time

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Mortality in week 8 lower than expected

This graph shows the total number of deaths per week. The actual number of deaths is compared to the number of deaths predicted based on the figures from preceding years. The light blue line, drawn within its range of uncertainty, shows the number of deaths predicted over the year. The dark blue line shows the number of actual deaths.

Total number of deaths per week

Every week the national office Statistics Netherlands (CBS) publishes data on the total number of deaths and compares this to the predicted number of deaths, corrected for extreme temperatures, epidemics, etc. If more deaths occur than predicted, these are considered excess deaths. This graph may show a more complete picture of COVID-19 related deaths than the numbers reported by the GGD because not everyone who dies from COVID-19 has been tested for it.

Read more in 'explanation of the data presented'

Mortality monitor

Het Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) publiceert wekelijks het totaal aantal overleden mensen in Nederland en vergelijkt dit aantal met het verwacht aantal overlijdens gecorrigeerd voor koude- of hittegolven, uitbraken en epidemieën. Er is sprake van oversterfte indien meer mensen overlijden dan verwacht. Deze grafiek geeft mogelijk een completer beeld van sterfte door COVID-19 dan de door de GGD’en gemelde COVID-19 sterfte, omdat niet alle mensen die overlijden aan COVID-19 getest zijn op COVID-19. 

Sterftemonitor

Information on the development of the coronavirus in The Netherlands.

These figures show the number of COVID-19 patients reported dead to the GGD yesterday. The actual number of COVID-19 patients that died may be higher because not all people with COVID-19 get tested and there is no requirement for reporting deaths due to COVID-19.

This figure shows the number of COVID-19 patients reported dead to the GGD, per day. It includes late reports of deaths that occurred in the preceding days.

This figure shows the number of COVID-19 patients reported dead, since the reporting of COVID-19 deaths started.

This graph shows the number of COVID-19 patients reported dead, in the selected period.

Number of reported deaths from COVID-19 over time

Deaths

The number of people over 70 living at home who were reported as deceased due to COVID-19 yesterday.

COVID-19 deaths among over-70s living at home, per day

Number of COVID-19 deaths among over-70s living at home over time

See the explanation on the data presented.

People over 70 living at home - COVID-19 deaths

This map shows the differences between safety regions in the number of confirmed cases per 100,000 among over-70s living at home, as reported yesterday.

Distribution of daily confirmed cases among over-70s living at home (per safety region)

People aged over 70 are extra vulnerable to coronavirus infection. Keeping track of the number of infections among over-70s who are still living independently in their own homes makes targeted measures possible.

The number of people over 70 living at home who were reported as testing positive for COVID-19 yesterday.

This figure shows how many people over 70 living at home were reported as testing positive for COVID-19 yesterday, per 100,000 over-70s living at home. This figure makes it easier to compare the situation in different regions.

Daily confirmed cases per 100,000 among over-70s living at home 

Confirmed cases among over-70s living at home

Newly confirmed cases among over-70s over time

See the explanation of the data presented.

People over 70 living at home

Information on the accessibility of the COVID-19 Dashboard.

Accessibility | Coronavirus Dashboard | Government.nl

This is an estimate. The estimated figure is based on an average of {{amount}} doses per day between 08.00 and 20.00 over the past seven days.

One person is vaccinated every {{seconds}} seconds

So far approximately {{amount}} vaccine doses have been administered.

This is the number of vaccine doses the Netherlands expects to receive over the next six weeks. The Netherlands will receive a new delivery each week. People need two separately administered doses for the vaccine to be maximally effective.

Doses to be delivered

More data on vaccinations will be added in the near future, including the vaccination coverage.

Expected data on vaccinations

This figure is a calculation of the total number of vaccine doses that have been administered. The calculation is based on the number of vaccine doses that have been delivered to the locations where injections are given. [Read more about the calculation in the explanation of the presented data.](https://coronadashboard.government.nl/verantwoording#vaccination)

Vaccination is the most important step towards getting life back to normal. The Netherlands began vaccinating people against COVID-19 on 6 January 2021. Eventually, the vaccine will be offered to everyone aged 18 and over. This page shows how many doses of vaccine have been administered and how many doses are on their way.

This figure is a calculation of the total number of vaccine doses that have been administered. The calculation is based on the number of vaccine doses that have been delivered to the locations where injections are given. <a href="https://coronadashboard.government.nl/verantwoording#vaccination" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Read more about the calculation in the explanation of the presented data.</a>

Calculated number

This is the number of vaccine doses administered reported by GGD-GHOR and LNAZ. <a href="https://coronadashboard.government.nl/verantwoording#vaccination" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Read more in the explanation of the presented data.</a>

Reported number

Read more about the source of the data on vaccination in the explanation of the presented data.

More data on vaccinations will be added in the near future, including:
<ul>
<li>vaccination coverage</li>
</ul>

COVID-19 vaccinations

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Current situation in safety region {{safetyRegionName}}

Website safety region {{safetyRegionName}}

Regional Coronavirus Dashboard | COVID-19 | Government.nl

{{percentage}} of the tests at GGD test locations had a positive result

Average number of coronavirus particles (x100 billion) per 100,000 inhabitants

Most recent measurement per location in {{safetyRegion}}

Average number of virus particles over time (per 100,000 inhabitants)

These figures show the number of COVID-19 patients in this safety region reported dead to the GGD yesterday. The actual number of COVID-19 patients that died may be higher because not all people with COVID-19 get tested and there is no requirement for reporting deaths due to COVID-19.

This figure shows the number of COVID-19 patients in this safety region reported dead to the GGD, per day. It includes late reports of deaths that occurred in the preceding days.

This figure shows the number of COVID-19 patients in this safety region reported dead, since the reporting of COVID-19 deaths started.

This graph shows the number of COVID-19 patients in this safety region reported dead, in the selected period.

Deaths in {{safetyRegion}}

Number of over-70s living at home in this region deceased due to COVID-19, per day.

The number of people over 70 living at home in this safety region who were reported as deceased due to COVID-19 yesterday

Read more in explanation of the data presented.

People over 70 in {{safetyRegion}} living at home – COVID-19 deaths

The number of people over 70 living at home in this safety region who were reported as testing positive for COVID-19 yesterday.

Calculating the daily number of COVID-19 cases per 100,000 over-70s makes it possible to compare regions.

Daily confirmed cases per 100,000 among over-70s living at home

Daily confirmed cases among over-70s living at home: progression over time

People over-70 in {{safetyRegion}} living at home - newly confirmed cases

{{value}} new locations where there is at least one confirmed case, per day.

{{value}} Number of residents who tested positive (confirmed cases).

Explanation of data | Coronavirus Dashboard | Government.nl

{{value}} patients who contact the general practitioner for the first time due to COVID-19 like symptoms, per 100,000 inhabitants, per week.

This figure shows how many people from this safety region have tested positive per 100,000 residents in the past 7 days. The bar shows the level of severity of this figure.

Positive tests

Read more about the risk levels and the impact they have on the coronavirus measures on the page ‘About the risk levels’

This figure shows how many people from this safety region have been admitted to the hospital with COVID-19 in the past 7 days (per million residents). The bar shows the level of severity of this figure.

Hospital admissions (including ICU)

This graph shows the progression of the number of non-ICU hospital beds occupied by COVID-19 patients. The data before the 1st of June is less reliable due to setting up the registration by LCPS.

Hospital bed occupancy over time (non ICU)

This number shows how many non-ICU hospital beds are occupied by COVID-19 patients.

Current situation in safety region Groningen