The percentage of intensive care beds occupied by patients with Covid-19 is decreasing in the hospitals of Sardinia. The figure, according to the latest Agenas survey, is updated to 13% (-1%), while therefore still remaining above the limit threshold set at 10%.
The situation is stable in the ordinary departments, where the percentage of employment remains at 23%, and therefore still well above the threshold of 15%.
At the country level, Italy remains at a 10% percentage of employment by Covid patients in intensive care, just as employment in non-critical medical departments remains at 20%.
There are currently 10 regions that exceed the national threshold of 10% of intensive places occupied by Covid patients: Lazio at 16%; Calabria and Sardinia at 13%; 12% of Liguria, Marche, Sicily and Valle d'Aosta; Emilia Romagna, Friuli Venezia Giulia and Puglia at 11%.
As regards the occupancy of beds in medical (or "non-critical") departments by patients with Covid-19, on a daily basis, the percentage grows in 6 regions: Abruzzo (32%), Basilicata ( 28%), Pa Bolzano (with +3 reaches 17%), Piedmont (19%), Umbria (27%), Valle d'Aosta (15%).
(Unioneonline / vl)
