The estimated protection is 1 minus the age-standardized rate ratio comparing people who have received at least 2 doses of a COVID-19 vaccine with people who have not yet received a COVID-19 vaccine, and is expressed as a percentage. All estimates are updated daily. Hospital occupancy includes patients in ICU. Mobility Indicators of High-Risk Activities in OntarioĮstimates are age-standardized using Ontario’s current population and a single age cut-off to take into account differences in vaccine uptake and the risk of severe disease between children, adolescents and young adults (0-29 years) and remaining adults (30+ years). The currently available data do not allow for a more granular age standardization.Estimates are based on (1) 7-day averages of the proportions of fully vaccinated and unvaccinated patients hospitalized on wards and ICUs reported in Ontario’s daily surveys, and of fully vaccinated and unvaccinated cases (2) on COVID-19 hospital and ICU occupancy and the 7-day average of COVID-19 cases in Ontario and (3) on Ontario’s age-specific vaccination data 7 days before. Mobility Indicators of Low-Risk Activities in Ontario Oxford Stringency Index and Out-of-Home Mobility in Ontario

Number of Public Health Units With Exponential Growth in Ontarioĭaily COVID-19 Hospital and ICU Occupancy in Ontario Percentage of Cases Caused by Different Variants in Ontario Test Positivity and Number of COVID-19 Tests in OntarioĮffective Reproduction Number R(t) in Ontario ContentsĬurrent COVID-19 Risk in Ontario by Vaccination StatusĮstimated Rate of COVID-19 Cases per 1 Million Inhabitants per Day in Ontario *Currently, R(t) based on cases cannot be estimated accurately because the testing capacity in Ontario is insufficient to deal with the number of infections caused by Omicron, and the testing strategy has changed. All estimates are updated daily.Ĭolour codes are adapted from Ontario’s original COVID-19 response framework: green – prevent yellow – protect orange – restrict red – control. Estimates are based on (1) 7-day averages of the proportions of fully vaccinated and unvaccinated patients hospitalized on wards and ICUs reported in Ontario’s daily surveys, and of fully vaccinated and unvaccinated cases (2) on COVID-19 hospital and ICU occupancy and the 7-day average of COVID-19 cases in Ontario and (3) on Ontario’s age-specific vaccination data 7 days before. The currently available data do not allow for a more granular age standardization.

The doubling time is the estimated time required in days until the current number of cases or the wastewater signal doubles, the halving time is the estimated time required in days until the current number of cases or the wastewater signal halves.Įstimates by vaccination status are age-standardized using Ontario’s current population and a single age cut-off to take into account differences in vaccine uptake and the risk of severe disease between children, adolescents and young adults (0-29 years) and remaining adults (30+ years).

Change per week is the change as compared with 7 days previously. An R(t) of greater than 1 indicates exponential growth. The effective reproduction number R(t) corresponds to the average number of additional infections caused by 1 infection. The variants without N501Y mutation (N501Y-) and without E484K mutation (E484K-) include Delta (B.1.617.2) the Wild Type was the most frequent N501Y-/E484K- variant until April 2021, Delta is the most frequent N501Y-/E484K- variant in Ontario now. The variants with N501Y mutation (N501Y+) include Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Omicron the variants with E484K mutation (E484K+) include Beta and Gamma Omicron is the most frequent N501Y+ variant in Ontario now. The estimated number of deaths per day is based on the latest 7-day midpoint average.

All community members are encouraged to get boosted when eligible.įor the most up-to-date information on virus transmission and prevention, visit the Tompkins County Whole Health (TCWH) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).The estimated number of cases per day, rate and percentage are predicted 7-day midpoint averages based on the latest observed 7-day midpoint average of the number of cases per day and the latest observed 3-day average of R(t). Masking is encouraged, and the university will continue to provide high-quality masks to our community. Stay home and get tested if you are ill or experiencing symptoms suggestive of COVID-19. Given its ease of transmission, special precautions should be taken.Īll Cornell community members should take personal responsibility and demonstrate COVID-19 etiquette. SARS-CoV-2 is one of many viruses that surrounds us.

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