Finally, Ontario breaks down their nigh on useless pie charts with slightly, more data.
Ontario, Canada has acknowledged that many of the people reported to be hospitalized with Covid-19 were actually admitted because of other health conditions and were incidentally found to be infected with the virus.
Of the 3,220 people hospitalized with Covid-19 in the province, 54% were admitted because of the virus, Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott said on Tuesday. The other 46% were at hospitals for medical treatments unrelated to the pandemic, but they tested positive for the virus.
Elliott said that starting on Wednesday, hospitalization data will be broken down to show cases that were incidental to admission, such as asymptomatic infections. “While this doesn’t change the serious situation in Ontario’s hospitals, it is important to share this data to provide additional context on the state of the pandemic.”
Among Ontario’s intensive-care patients with Covid-19, about 17% are incidental cases, Elliott said. More than 70% of patients were fully vaccinated against the virus before being hospitalized. A further 5.4% had received one jab, while the remaining 24% were unvaccinated. Nearly 45% of Covid-19 patients in intensive-care units were unjabbed. More than 88% of Ontario residents are fully vaccinated against the virus.
However, Ontario's "science table" wants you to believe that the proportion of unvaccinated to vaccinated patients in Ontario's hospitals is 3 times more.
Also, the Ontario science table's charts show a higher proportion of unvaccinated people being infected with Covid. This has not been the case since mid December. There hasn't been a single day since mid December that the proportion of unvaccinated people getting infected was higher than vaccinated.
Have a look at the manipulated data from the Ontario Science table:
Finally, Ontario breaks down their nigh on useless pie charts with slightly, more data.
Ontario, Canada has acknowledged that many of the people reported to be hospitalized with Covid-19 were actually admitted because of other health conditions and were incidentally found to be infected with the virus.
Of the 3,220 people hospitalized with Covid-19 in the province, 54% were admitted because of the virus, Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott said on Tuesday. The other 46% were at hospitals for medical treatments unrelated to the pandemic, but they tested positive for the virus.
Elliott said that starting on Wednesday, hospitalization data will be broken down to show cases that were incidental to admission, such as asymptomatic infections. “While this doesn’t change the serious situation in Ontario’s hospitals, it is important to share this data to provide additional context on the state of the pandemic.”
Among Ontario’s intensive-care patients with Covid-19, about 17% are incidental cases, Elliott said. More than 70% of patients were fully vaccinated against the virus before being hospitalized. A further 5.4% had received one jab, while the remaining 24% were unvaccinated. Nearly 45% of Covid-19 patients in intensive-care units were unjabbed. More than 88% of Ontario residents are fully vaccinated against the virus.
70% of patients in Ontario hospitals with ICU are fully vaccinated. 5% are partially vaccinated. 24% are unvaccinated.
Compare that to the percentage of Ontarians full vaccinated, at 77%, partially vaccinated at 5%, and unvaccinated at 18%.
This is from Ontario's official stats:
https://covid-19.ontario.ca/data/hospitalizations
However, Ontario's "science table" wants you to believe that the proportion of unvaccinated to vaccinated patients in Ontario's hospitals is 3 times more.
Also, the Ontario science table's charts show a higher proportion of unvaccinated people being infected with Covid. This has not been the case since mid December. There hasn't been a single day since mid December that the proportion of unvaccinated people getting infected was higher than vaccinated.
Have a look at the manipulated data from the Ontario Science table:
https://covid19-sciencetable.ca/ontario-dashboard/
Looks like the Ontario science table has an agenda.