Growing numbers of corona patients in Intensive Care Units (ICU's) could overburden hospitals. That is why we keep track of how many patients with corona are admitted to the ICU and how many ICU beds are occupied by patients with corona. To avoid doubles only the first ICU admission of a patient counts.
Last values obtained on Wednesday, 10 August. Is updated on working days.
Source: NICE via RIVM & LCPS
The average number of corona patients who were admitted to an ICU. This is an average for the period between 1 August and 7 August. This is a rounded number. The most recent days are not included in the average because data is incomplete (admissions are often reported a few days later).
This number shows how many ICU beds are occupied by corona patients. This is 5.7% of all occupied ICU beds. This number is unrelated to maximum ICU capacity. If there are many corona patients in ICU, there is less room for other patients.
This graph shows ICU admissions. 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 ICU admissions. Because data for the most recent days is incomplete, the line for the last 7 days is not included in the average.
Last 30 days
This graph shows the number of ICU beds occupied over time by patients with COVID-19. It represents not just the days on which patients were admitted to hospital but all days on which patients with COVID-19 were in hospital. The figures are provided by LCPS (National Coordination Centre for Patient Distribution) and updated on working days. This is the reason the graph shows white gaps. These are the days no data are provided.
Last 30 days
This graph shows the number of people per 1.000.000 who were admitted to a hospital intensive care unit, by age group. The graph shows the weekly totals of the admissions that took place that week.
Last 30 days
