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Translation of the German captions: The number of hospitals that report that their ICU capacities as: Blue: Has Free Capacities (639 currently) Yellow: Some

Translation of the German captions: The number of hospitals that report that their ICU capacities as: Blue: Has Free Capacities (639 currently) Yellow: Some Contention (326 currently) Red: Fully Utilized (41 currently) Covid 19 patients in ICUs: 2453 (76% of which are on ventilators) ICU beds reported by hospitals: 19,663 (58% in use currently)

DoreenMichele 7y ago
Thank you. The translation I saw described yellow as something like "emerging bottlenecks." There seem to be a lot of them in Bavaria, where I have relatives.
- Cass 7y ago
  My Bavarian hospital is on there as yellow. I'm currently sitting in the empty urgent care clinic and just had a chat with the nurse from the almost empty emergency room about the fact that both the COVID-19 ward and the ICU are far from capacity. Not really sure why we're yellow, to be honest.
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  - hagemey 7y ago
    Same here. Yesterday I just had a chat with my brother-in-law who runs the emergency room in a large hospital in Lower Saxony which is depicted yellow. From what he told me yesterday they are far from exceeding their capacity even giving me some numbers.
  - neuronic 7y ago
    Whatever is reported to government agencies ends up in these graphs (Gesundheitsbehörde).
  - rasmus1610 6y ago
    There are certain hospitals that are marked red with one patient or so on ICU where I know for a fact that they have more than 1 ICU...
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merb 7y ago
red/yellow doesn't mean covid-19 full. clinic close to my birthplace always have had full low care beds and they build and build new stuff every ~5 years to keep up with demand.
zwaps 7y ago
Just a note: This includes hospitals that do not have intensive care units or that does not take Covid patients at all. For example, I found a "clinic" for neurodiagnostic that has zero patients and is "fully utilized".

DoreenMichele 7y ago

Thank you. The translation I saw described yellow as something like "emerging bottlenecks." There seem to be a lot of them in Bavaria, where I have relatives.

Cass 7y ago
My Bavarian hospital is on there as yellow. I'm currently sitting in the empty urgent care clinic and just had a chat with the nurse from the almost empty emergency room about the fact that both the COVID-19 ward and the ICU are far from capacity. Not really sure why we're yellow, to be honest.
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- hagemey 7y ago
  Same here. Yesterday I just had a chat with my brother-in-law who runs the emergency room in a large hospital in Lower Saxony which is depicted yellow. From what he told me yesterday they are far from exceeding their capacity even giving me some numbers.
- neuronic 7y ago
  Whatever is reported to government agencies ends up in these graphs (Gesundheitsbehörde).
- rasmus1610 6y ago
  There are certain hospitals that are marked red with one patient or so on ICU where I know for a fact that they have more than 1 ICU...

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merb 7y ago

red/yellow doesn't mean covid-19 full. clinic close to my birthplace always have had full low care beds and they build and build new stuff every ~5 years to keep up with demand.

zwaps 7y ago

Just a note: This includes hospitals that do not have intensive care units or that does not take Covid patients at all. For example, I found a "clinic" for neurodiagnostic that has zero patients and is "fully utilized".