This chart shows the impact of covid-19 patients on each trust’s overall bed-base. It shows confirmed covid-19 patients as a share of the total general and acute beds that were available at each trust in December last year, giving a snapshot on each date.
Most non-acute and specialist trusts are removed.
You can read our interpretation of the latest data here.
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This line chart shows the trend in the share of beds occupied by confirmed covid-19 patients for the 10 trusts most affected this week. It shows a seven-day average, rather than a snapshot on each day, so the figures differ slightly from the heatmap above.
Systems (sustainability and transformation partnerships)
This chart shows the impact of covid-19 patients on each system’s overall acute trust bed base (by sustainability and transformation partnership or integrated care system). It shows confirmed covid-19 patients as a share of the total general and acute beds which were available in December last year, giving a snapshot on each date. Most non-acute and specialist trusts are removed.
THIS CHART IS BEST VIEWED BY DOWNLOADING THE IMAGE OR DOWNLOADING A PDF
This line chart shows the trend in the share of beds occupied by confirmed covid-19 patients for the ten trusts most affected this week. It shows a seven-day average, rather than a snapshot on each day, so the figures differ slightly from the heatmap above.
The charts count covid-19 patients confirmed by positive tests, as reported by NHS England, and are based on NHSE published data. Small differences from last week’s charts are likely due to including/exclusion of non-acute trusts. Let us know if you spot any problems.
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Source
Analysis of NHSE data
Source Date
23 October
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