COVID-19 Surveillance
Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District Health Unit
To align with the Ministry of Health’s reporting system; our daily summary is based on data that is available as of 4:00pm the previous day.
The change in cases identified in Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District since the last report is 1. To date, there has been 640 cases, 28 of which are active, 559 of which have resolved, and 53 of which have been fatal. There are currently 0 active outbreak(s) within institutions.
Daily COVID-19 case counts peaked in LGLDHU in mid-April. Currently, there have been no new cases locally since Dec 20.
Table 1: Case Outcomes | Total = 640 |
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Outcome, n (%) | |
Resolved | 559 (87%) |
Fatal | 53 (8%) |
Active | 28 (4%) |
Table 2: Case Types by Case Outcomes | Case Outcomes | |||
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Resolved | Fatal | Active | Overall | |
Case Type, n (%) | ||||
Community | 321 (57%) | 4 (8%) | 28 (100%) | 353 (55%) |
Health Care Worker | 95 (17%) | 0 (0%) | 0 (0%) | 95 (15%) |
LTCH or RH Resident | 143 (26%) | 49 (92%) | 0 (0%) | 192 (30%) |
Table 3: Case Interventions1 | Total = 6401 |
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Ever Hospitalized, n (%) | 50 (8%) |
Ever in ICU, n (%) | 8 (1%) |
Ever Ventilated, n (%) | 6 (1%) |
Currently Hospitalized, n (%) | 0 (0%) |
Currently in ICU, n (%) | 0 (0%) |
Currently Ventilated, n (%) | 0 (0%) |
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The hospital interventions we report on represent a gradient of severity, with hospitalization being the least severe and ventilation the most severe. To be ventilated, one must also be admitted to the ICU and thus also be hospitalized. However, someone can be hospitalized without being admitted to the ICU or ventilated. Therefore cases reported as being hospitalized may also appear as being in the ICU or ventilated at the same time.
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Table 4: Case Demographics | Total = 640 |
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Age, median (min, max) | 58 (0, 104) |
Age Group, n (%) | |
<20 | 54 (8%) |
20-44 | 165 (26%) |
45-64 | 164 (26%) |
65+ | 257 (40%) |
Gender, n (%) | |
Female | 386 (60%) |
Male | 254 (40%) |
Assessment centre activity continues to be high at all assessment centres in LGLDHU.
The aggregate trend in emergency department (ED) visits for respiratory-related complaints at local LGLDHU hospitals is increasing. This trend has also been observed for Ontario overall.
The aggregate trend in emergency department (ED) visits for respiratory-related complaints at local LGLDHU hospitals is showing an increasing trend over time. This trend has also been observed for Ontario overall. Currently, respiratory-related complaints account for 6% of LGLDHU hospital ED visits.
The aggregate trend in emergent admissions for respiratory-related reasons at local LGLDHU hospitals is showing a slowly increasing trend over time. The same trend has been observed for Ontario overall. Currently, respiratory-related complaints account for about 3% of LGLDHU hospital admissions.