Open denis-bz opened 3 years ago
This is a super late reply, and these data are by no means available in a super user-friendly format, but could this be of interest?: https://edoc.rki.de/handle/176904/7012
Hi Sarah, on hospitalization rates, https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Daten/Klinische_Aspekte.html on Tuesdays has an .xlsx file which with pandas looks like
# from: rki_hospitalised_excel.py rki-Klinische_Aspekte-23feb.xlsx
Cases Hosp Hosp% Nohospinfo% Deaths Deaths%
MW
51 174967 11958 6.8 30.0 6070 3.5
52 139341 10540 7.6 31.0 5378 3.9
53 123282 10395 8.4 29.0 5318 4.3
1 145583 10431 7.2 30.0 5252 3.6
2 119120 9181 7.7 29.0 4554 3.8
3 95686 8072 8.4 27.0 3452 3.6
4 78452 6828 8.7 25.0 2368 3.0
5 64786 5657 8.7 25.0 1452 2.2
6 50834 4201 8.3 26.0 705 1.4
7 52154 3416 6.5 29.0 212 0.4
Also https://www.intensivregister.de/#/aktuelle-lage/kartenansichten has .csv s with daily ICU rates which with pandas look like (today 1 Mar)
AGS Covid Frei Betten Covid% Frei% Other% Lkr
9162 56 78 513 11 15 74 München, Landeshauptstadt
9177 3 3 19 16 16 68 Erding
9178 2 2 18 11 11 78 Freising
9175 2 2 21 10 10 81 Ebersberg
9179 1 0 12 8 0 92 Fürstenfeldbruck
9174 0 3 26 0 12 88 Dachau
...
(Bytheway the plots on Intensivregister.de are misleading for small ICUs, e.g. Ebersberg 21 beds, München 513.)
cheers -- denis
Hi J Gehrcke, just fyinfo, not an issue, here's a plot of Covid-19 cases hospitalized per week, from RKI data:
Seems to me that concentrating on the < 10 % of cases who enter hospital would be more effective than looking at all cases, 90 % of them mild -- what do you think ?
If you know of a data source for nr. hospitalized per Kreis (the RKI Berichte have only the totals for all Germany), please let me know.
cheers -- denis