The latest data provided by the Ministry of Health on the current state of the coronavirus returns the number of 41 hospitalized with covid in Cadiz hospitals. The province would be the second in Andalusia with the highest number of patients in health centers, although none of them are in intensive care units.
The figures have increased in the autonomous community compared to last week and also in Cadiz compared to those of the beginning of the month, although not massively. At the beginning of December there were 32 people, including five in intensive care. Now it’s 41, with only Sevilla ahead with 46, you’re in the UCI. Follow Malaga with 40 hospitalizations, three in intensive care; Granada with 37 and you’re in the UCI; Córdoba with 26, two in intensive care; Huelva with 22 hospitalized, one in intensive care; Jaén with 21 and four in the UCI; and finally Almería, with nine and one in intensive care.
With the numbers of the patients, e is completedThe weekly part of the evolution of the pandemic published this Tuesday and which underlined that Andalusia has recorded a total of 1,146 new cases of coronavirus in the last week, bringing the total number of infections in the community to 1,626,800 since the start of the pandemic. For its part, the number of deaths increased by 16 units to reach 15,603.
Likewise, the current average incidence of infections in Andalusia in the last 14 days in people over the age of 60 stands at 52.83 points per 100,000 inhabitants, 8.74 points less than seven days ago.
In the province of Cádiz, 119 cases have been officially reported. Likewise, the current average incidence of infections in Andalusia in the last 14 days in people over the age of 60 stands at 52.83 points per 100,000 inhabitants, 8.74 points less than seven days ago.
As for vaccines, 2,952,687 doses of the covid vaccine were administered in the province. 180,384 people took their booster dose this fall of 2022.
The Andalusian community has succeeded up to this Tuesday, January 3, a total of 20,085,814 doses of the Covid-19 vaccine –20,615 more in the last weeka– and a total of 7,481,041 Andalusians have the complete primary vaccination program while 7,636,784 have at least one dose. In addition, 1,309,062 people already have their second memory dose, the fourth dose, which started to be administered on October 3rd.
Salud Responde answers questions about vaccines
The Salud Responde service participated from 3 October to 22 December 2022 a total of 761,148 consultations for vaccination appointments, which were carried out both through the 955 545 060 line and from the Salud Responde mobile application.
In recent months, 264,364 vaccination appointments have been made through Salud Responde and the Salud Responde application was the channel most used by Andalusians, recording 68 percent of the appointments assigned.
This campaign includes influenza vaccination and administration of covid-19 booster doses in persons over the age of 12 who have an indication and in children aged between 5 and 11 who are starting or completing the primary vaccination course, or in those with conditions at risk requiring booster doses. The pneumococcal vaccine is also given to those who need it.
One of the most relevant innovations for this campaign is the systematic flu vaccination of minors aged between 6 and 59 months (both included), i.e. up to 4 years and 11 months, as recommended by the World Health Organization. Of the total assignments assigned in this period by Salud Responde, 4,735 correspond to minors.
The average level of service of Salud Responde remained above 98.2%, with a waiting time to answer calls of less than a minute (44 seconds), demonstrating that practically all the calls received were answered by the operators or by the ‘Intelligent Call Response (IVR ) system.
The distribution by provinces of the 264,364 jobs assigned through Salud Responde was as follows: Almería 5.36% of jobs, Cadiz 12.58%; Cordoba 10.13%; Granada 10.24%; odor 6%; Jaen 5.10%; Malaga 25% and Seville 25.59% of the appointments.
