0

100

200

300

400

500

600

18 Mar 25 Mar 1 Apr 8 Apr 15 Apr 22 Apr 29 Apr 6 May 13 May

New cases by reported day and new cases by test date

New cases by reported day New cases reported (7 day average)New cases by test date

19 May 20

New cases reported110

CASESCASES

Source: Public Health Wales

Data as at 19/05/20

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

14,000

18 Mar 25 Mar 1 Apr 8 Apr 15 Apr 22 Apr 29 Apr 6 May 13 May

Number of cumulatives cases reported19 May 20

Cumulative cases12,680

Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

CASES BY LOCAL HEALTH BOARDCASES BY LOCAL HEALTH BOARD

Source: Public Health Wales

Data as at 19/05/20 Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

CASES BY LOCAL AUTHORITYCASES BY LOCAL AUTHORITY

Source: Public Health Wales

Data as at 19/05/20 Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

CUMULATIVE DEATHSCUMULATIVE DEATHS

Source: Public Health Wales and Office for National Statistics

Data as at 19/05/20 and up to 08/05/20

Note: The Chief Statistician’s blog explains why the PHW data differs to the more

comprehensive ONS data

0

250

500

750

1,000

1,250

1,500

1,750

2,000

8 March 16March

24March

1 April 9 April 17 April 24 April 1 May 8 May 15 May

Daily deaths reported by PHW

PHW by date of death as published on 20 May

ONS deaths by actual date of death (Wales only),registered by 16 May

Number of deaths involving COVID-19, reported and by date of deaths, by source:

5 March to 19 May 2020

Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

17 Mar 24 Mar 31 Mar 7 Apr 14 Apr 21 Apr 28 Apr 5 May 12 May 19 May

Number of deaths involving COVID-19 reported by Public Health Wales

Newly reported deaths Date of deaths Date of deaths - 7 days rolling average

DAILY DEATHSDAILY DEATHS

Source: Public Health Wales

Data as at 19/05/20

The figure of 110 deaths reported on 23 April

2020 includes 84 retrospective deaths which

occurred between 27 March 2020 and 22 April

2020 in Betsi Cadwalader University Health

Board. The figure of 73 deaths reported on 28 April

2020 includes 30 retrospective deaths which

occurred between 29 March 2020 and 24

April 2020 in Hywel Dda UHB.

Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

OFFICIAL: SENSITIVE

FOR INTERNAL WELSH

GOVERNMENT USE ONLYINVASIVE VENTILATED BEDSINVASIVE VENTILATED BEDS

These are the same

figures as previously

published but the

terminology used has

changed to ensure it more

accurately reflects the

data presented

Source: NHS Wales Informatics Service

Data as at 20/05/20 Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

OFFICIAL: SENSITIVE

FOR INTERNAL WELSH

GOVERNMENT USE ONLYGENERAL AND ACUTE BEDSGENERAL AND ACUTE BEDS

Data from community hospitals

included for the first time

Source: NHS Wales Informatics Service

Data as at 20/05/20 Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

OFFICIAL: SENSITIVE

FOR INTERNAL WELSH

GOVERNMENT USE ONLYHOSPITALISATIONS AND NEW ADMISSIONSHOSPITALISATIONS AND NEW ADMISSIONS

Data from

community hospitals

included for the first time

Source: NHS Wales Informatics Service

Data as at 20/05/20 Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

OFFICIAL: SENSITIVE

FOR INTERNAL WELSH

GOVERNMENT USE ONLYEMERGENCY AMBULANCE CALLSEMERGENCY AMBULANCE CALLS

Source: Welsh Ambulance Service NHS Trust

Data as at 19/05/20 Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

OFFICIAL: SENSITIVE

FOR INTERNAL WELSH

GOVERNMENT USE ONLY111 AND NHS DIRECT CALLS111 AND NHS DIRECT CALLS

Source: Welsh Ambulance Service NHS Trust

Data as at 19/05/20 Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

OFFICIAL: SENSITIVE

FOR INTERNAL WELSH

GOVERNMENT USE ONLYDAILY A&E ATTENDANCES DAILY A&E ATTENDANCES

Source: NHS Wales Informatics Service

Data as at 17/05/20 Data sourced from management information and may differ from official statistics.

OFFICIAL: SENSITIVE

FOR INTERNAL WELSH

GOVERNMENT USE ONLYNOTESNOTES

The data published here are taken from management information and are subject to change. These data

have not been subject to the same validation processes undertaken for official statistics releases.

However, they are provided to support transparency and understanding of NHS activity at this time. The

official statistics should continue to be considered the authoritative source of data.

Slide Notes

Overall The data published here are taken from management information and are subject to change. These data have not been subject to the same validation processes

undertaken for official statistics releases. However, they are provided to support transparency and understanding of NHS activity at this time. The official statistics

should continue to be considered the authoritative source of data.

Cases Reporting times for tests and cases changed on 9th/10th April so values of 8th April do not reflect 24 hours of activity on this date.

New cases by test date is based on the day the sample was taken for testing. As test results take time to come back, sometimes three days, the last three days of

new cases by test date have been excluded.

Deaths Newly reported deaths are based on those reported at 2pm by Public Health Wales every day. The date of death is based on the day that the death occurred. As the

date of deaths is updated retroactively after deaths are reported, the last three days are excluded. This includes deaths occurring in individuals who were laboratory

confirmed with COVID19. The figures do not include individuals who may have died from COVID19 but who were not confirmed by laboratory testing.

The majority of deaths reported occurred in hospital settings, however a proportion occurred in other settings.

The Chief Statistician’s blog explains why the PHW data differs to the more comprehensive ONS data

Invasive ventilated

beds

Please note that this week we have changed the terminology used, from critical care beds to invasive ventilated beds. This is to ensure it more accurately reflects the

data presented. Invasive ventilated beds include those beds in a critical care environment, plus those outside of a critical care environment. There are usually around

152 critical care beds in Wales.

Field hospitals included from 21 April 2020 and community hospitals included from 23 April 2020.

COVID19 patients include both suspected and confirmed COVID19 cases

General and acute

beds

Field hospitals included from 21 April 2020 and community hospitals included from 23 April 2020.

COVID19 patients include both suspected and confirmed COVID19 cases

Hospitalisations

and admissions

Field hospitals included from 21 April 2020 and community hospitals included from 23 April 2020.

Hospitalisation for COVID19 include both suspected and confirmed COVID19 cases.

111 and NHS

Direct calls

Figures represent total calls answered or calls abandoned after 60 seconds to 111 and NHS Direct. This data also differs from the Public Heath Wales Dashboard.

The PHW dashboard only includes calls logged into their system for certain protocol and does not include all callers who wished to speak to an operator

Daily A&E

attendances

Includes attendances to both major and minor hospitals. Some small minor A&E units are not able to submit daily data, therefore there is probably a small undercount

in total attendance.