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Beat COVID-19 Today a COVID-19 Philippine Situationer Beat COVID-19 Today A COVID-19 Philippine Situationer Issue 18 | May 15, 2020 Highlights and Recent Case Summary As of May 14, 2020 Updates on COVID-19 11,876 11,618 258 ● DOH recorded 8,749 active cases as of May 14, Total Cases Previous day Additional Cases with the majority of the patients exhibiting mild symptoms (7705, 88.1%). 86 18 ● DOH certified Divine Word Hospital and 2,337 added 790 added Zamboanga City Medical Center - DA Satellite Recoveries Deaths Lab as Stage 5 laboratories that can perform the RT-PCR test for COVID-19. There is now a total of Active Cases 30 licensed RT-PCR laboratories across the (net of recoveries and deaths) country while four and 26 are on Stage 4 and 8,749 Stage 3 certification, respectively. Active Cases Breakdown ● As of May 14, there are four (4) MEGA Local Isolation and General Treatment Areas (LIGTAS) COVID facilities in NCR (PICC, World Trade Center, Rizal Memorial Coliseum, Ninoy Aquino Stadium) and one (1) in Central Luzon (Philippine Arena) managed by the local government. Meanwhile there are a total of 2,297 temporary treatment and monitoring facilities LIGTAS COVID centers all 8,749 over the country which are managed by local Active Cases government units. ● As of May 14, a total of 362 repatriate vessels have been processed and 88 are being processed. Of these, 52 vessels have arrived with a total of 13,466 sea-based repatriates under quarantine directly supervised by BOQ for monitoring and 962 727 122 113 PNP for security; while 310 vessels with a total of Pending Admitted Home Isolation Asymptomatic Admission Status 18,798 repatriates are also under quarantine directly supervised by OWWA for monitoring and PCG for security. 7,705 6,373 1,193 139 Pending Admitted Home Isolation ● For land-based repatriates, a total of 8,130 Mild Admission Status repatriates arrived. 7,446 are currently in quarantine facilities directly supervised by OWWA for monitoring and PCG for security. A total of 684 57 25 completed the quarantine period. Severe Critical ● DOH emphasizes to the public the importance of Probable Cases Suspect Cases embracing the New Normal setting in their As of May 14, 2020 everyday lives. In this renewed awareness, the public needs to keep in mind that their actions and behaviors should lead to improved health. 1,612 19,976 Concerning this, minimum health standards in Total Cases Total Cases places of worship are essential to keep everyone SEVERE: Pneumonia, PROBABLE: Previously SUSPECT CASES: healthy and safe. Conducting religious services Previously termed as PUIs Difficulty of Breathing termed as PUIs (mild or online is encouraged. critical) with inconclusive (mild or critical) with no test CRITICAL: Intubated or unofficial test results. done or awaiting test results. COVID-19 PHILIPPINE SITUATIONER #018 (MAY 15, 2020) Goal: Shortening Duration of Infectiousness Case Summary of Overseas Filipinos (OFs) TOP COUNTRIES WITH COVID-19 As of May 14, 2020 WHO data as of May 14, 2020 2,322 638 Top 3 countries with the highest cases Confirmed OFs Confirmed OFs DOH Count DFA Count USA 1,322,054 DOH Counts validated through the International Health Regulation (IHR), 24 cases for validation of disposition SPAIN 228,030 REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION ITALY 221,216 Americas Europe Middle East Asia and the And Africa Pacific Asian country with the highest cases 534 687 680 421 DFA count DFA count DFA count DFA count IRAN 110,767 Southeast Asian country with the highest cases 31 52 21 432 DOH count DOH count DOH count DOH count SINGAPORE 24,671 Healthcare Workers affected by COVID-19 Active Cases Breakdown As of May 14, 2020 1 Top Profession/Job Description of Confirmed COVID-19 HCW 398 0.07% Critical Confirmed 2,245 1,431 779 35 Asymptomatic Profession Cases Deaths CFR % healthcare workers Active Recoveries Deaths Or 1/5 are HCWs (19%) Medical 27.81% Nurse 812 4 Top 5 Medical Profession/Cadre 0.49% Total Number With COVID-19 cases Physician 660 29 4.39% Nurse 812 Nursing Assistant 137 0 0.00% Physician 660 0.35% Medical Technologist 81 0 0.00% Nursing Assistant 137 5 Severe Radiologic Technologist 42 0 0.00% Medical Technologist 81 1,431 Radiologic Technologist 42 71.77% Non-medical Staff 260 1,027 Mild Healthcare Workers with confirmed COVID-19 by Date of Onset of Illness (N= 2,245) Philippines, as of May 14, 2020 Note: Case counts reported do NOT represent the final number and are subject to change after inclusion of incoming reports and review of cases. Midwife 32 0 0.00% Respiratory Therapist 28 0 0.00% Pharmacist 15 0 0.00% Non-medical 2 Admin Staff 114 2 1.75% Utility 57 0 0.00% Driver 23 0 0.00% Dietary Staff 22 0 0.00% Barangay Health Worker 20 0 0.00% Philhealth Staff 12 0 0.00% Security Guard 12 0 0.00% COVID-19 PHILIPPINE SITUATIONER #018 (MAY 15, 2020) Goal: Shortening Duration of Infectiousness AGE AND SEX DISTRIBUTION Age and Sex Distribution of confirmed cases Age Female Male As of May 14, 2020 0-19 324 385 Most of the confirmed cases are Male 20-39 2217 2323 (6407 or 54%). Most cases are within 40-59 1655 2184 the 20-39 age group. Twenty cases with 0-19 324 385 unspecified age are included in the total. >60 1265 1503 TOTAL 5469 6407 20-39 2217 2323 Average hospital length of stay for unspecified 8 12 Date of Onset of Illness 15 recovered patients is at 15 days. 1655 2184 40-59 A total of 424 (54%) deaths had known CALOOCAN comorbidities: top 2 comorbidities are hypertension (265 or 64%) and diabetes VALENZUELA (200 or 48%). ⩾60 1265 1503 MALABON QUEZON CITY MARIKINA NAVOTAS SAN JUAN NO. OF CONFIRMED CASES MANILA MANDALUYONG Confirmed COVID-19 Cases by Date of Onset of Illness (N = 11,876) PASIG MAKATI Philippines, as of May 14, 2020 PATEROS Note: Case counts reported do NOT represent the final number and are subject to change after inclusion of incoming reports and review of cases. PASAY TAGUIG PARAÑAQUE LAS PIÑAS MUNTINLUPA A total of 7646 (64%) are confirmed cases from NCR. The proportion of cases in NCR decreased from 72% since January (start of case detection) to April 19, 2020 to 57% for the period of April 20 to May 14, 2020. Meanwhile, cases in Region 7 increased in proportion from 2% to 27% for the similar period. On May 4, 2020, 123 (57%) out of the 217 confirmed cases nationwide (by date of onset), were reported from various barangay in Cebu City. Region 7 recorded a total of 1,755 (15%) confirmed cases, the second highest reported in the country. Region 4-A has the third highest cases with a total of 1,348 (11%) confirmed cases of yesterday. Since start of case detection, the proportion of cases in Region 4A decreased from 15% to 6% for the period of April 20 to May 14. 3 3 COVID-19 PHILIPPINE SITUATIONER #018 (MAY 15, 2020) FACILITY NAME REGION STAGE FACILITY NAME (RT-PCR using Gene Xpert) REGION STAGE Research Institute for Tropical Medicine Zamboanga City Medical Center IX San Lazaro Hospital Cagayan Valley CHD TB Reference Laboratory II v UP National Institutes of Health Lung Center of the Philippines NCR Lung Center of the Philippines Northern Mindanao Medical Center X St. Luke's Medical Center- QC Ospital ng Palawan IVB IV The Medical City - Ortigas Cotabato Regional Medical Center XII Victoriano Luna - AFRIMS Regional 1 Medical Center Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital I Detoxicare Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory Ilocos Training Regional Medical Center St. Luke's Medical Center - BGC NCR Cagayan Valley Medical Center II Makati Medical Center Central Luzon Doctor's Hospital III Philippine Red Cross Philippine Tuberculosis Society, Inc.- Quezon Institute Chinese Gen. Hospital San Lazaro Hospital PRC-PLMC Tondo Medical Center NCR III Philippine Genome Center UP-Diliman Dr. Jose B. Rodriguez Memorial Hospital and Sanitarium (TALA) Marikina Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory Tropical Disease Foundation UP-PGH Molecular Laboratory V Butuan Medical Center CARAGA Singapore Diagnostic, Inc. Davao Doctor’s Hospital XI Asian Hospital & Medical Center Davao Regional Medical Center Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center CAR Dr. Arturo Pingoy Medical Center XII J B. Lingad Memorial Hospital III De La Salle University - Cavite IV-A STATUS OF LABORATORY LICENSING Bicol Regional Diagnostic and Reference Laboratory V As of May 14, 2020 Western Visayas Medical Center VI Allegiant Regional Care Hospital LICENSING OF LABORATORIES STATUS Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center VII *Facilities with GeneXpert machines included. Cebu TB Reference Laboratory 30 105 79 75% Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center VIII NO. OF LICENSED TOTAL NO. OF TOTAL NO. OF % LABS ON STAGE 3 Divine Word Hospital RT-PCR LABORATORY LABORATORIES AND ABOVE* Zamboanga City Medical Center - DA Satellite Lab IX LABORATORIES APPLICATIONS* STAGE 3 AND ABOVE* *Facilities with GeneXpert machines included. Southern Philippines Medical Center XI PRC-Port NCR 1 National Kidney and Transplant Institute NUMBER OF STAGE 3 Ilocos Training Regional Medical Center I IV 4 to 5 LABORATORIES Lucena United Doctors Hospital IVA 3 IN THE COUNTRY ABC Clinical Laboratory 1 Hi-Precision (QC) 1 PNP Crime Laboratory LEGEND NCR Safeguard DNA Diagnostics NO. OF LABS ON 1 3 STAGE 5 Tropical Disease Foundation NO. OF LABS ON Fe del Mundo Medical Center STAGE 4 Ilocos Training Regional Medical Center NO. OF LABS ON I 19 Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital 11 2 1 STAGE 3 Cagayan Valley Medical Center 3 1 Southern Isabela Medical Center II 1 Number inside the Cagayan Valley CHD TB Reference Laboratory circle corresponds to number of The Medical City - Clark III laboratories in the Bataan General Hospital 2 region Batangas Medical Center III
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