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SDHB COVID-19 Daily Update 12 May 2022

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Changes to the SDHB COVID-19 Daily Update  

Beginning the week of 16 May 2022, the Southern DHB COVID-19 Daily Update will transition to a twice weekly update on a Tuesday and Friday. This includes the accompanying infographic. Outside of this time, data can be acquired via the Ministry of Health website. COVID-19 related media releases will occur outside this schedule if there is reason to do so and daily break down of cases in the region by territorial authority will recommence if the situation changes.  

Hospitalisation figures 

Current hospitalisations as at 8am 12 May 2022  

Hospital 

Inpatient 

ICU/HDU 

Ventilated 

Total 

 

 

 

 

 

Dunedin 

13 

13 

Southland 

Dunstan 

 

Please note that hospitalisation data does not differentiate between patients admitted because of COVID-19 infection versus those admitted for a separate reason who happen to also have COVID-19. Hospital numbers reported by the Southern DHB include those in mental health wards.   

The Ministry of Health total figures for Southern for the previous 24 hours are: 

  • 920 new positive cases  

  • 5147 (not recovered from last 7 days)  

Current cases as of 11.59pm 11 May 2022  

Territorial Authority 

New – Positive (PCR & RAT) 

Active Cases 

 

 

 

Central Otago 

74 

406 

Clutha 

33 

227 

Dunedin 

429 

2190 

Gore 

29 

151 

Invercargill 

162 

968 

Queenstown-Lakes 

103 

669 

Southland 

58 

349 

Waitaki 

31 

178 

Unknown 

<5 

 

Please note, the Ministry of Health’s daily reported cases may differ slightly from those reported at a DHB or local public health unit level. This is because of different reporting cut off times and the assignment of cases between regions, for example when a case is tested outside their usual region of residence. Total numbers will always be the formal daily case tally as reported to the WHO. Due to the increased use of RATs and system lag issues there may be a discrepancy in the number of total active cases from the territorial authority breakdown. A decision has been made nationally that areas with less than 5 new cases per 24-hour period will be reported as “<5”. All territorial authorities with less than 100 cases will have their case numbers rounded to the nearest 5. We are unable to supply further information. Please contact the Ministry of Health directly for more information about these decisions.