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Booster walk-in clinics are now available

From this Saturday (18 December) top-up jabs will be available to all adults aged 40 and over and those in at-risk groups.

The walk-in clinic times are:

Saturday 18 December - 9.30am - 1pm
Monday 20 December – 8:30am – 15:45pm
Tuesday 21 December – 8:30am – 15:45pm
Wednesday 22 December – 8:45am – 15:15pm
Thursday 23 December - 8:45am – 11:15am
Friday 24 December (Christmas Eve) – 8:45am – 11:15am

More information available at the Booster rollout news release.

Daily Update Dashboard

The COVID 19 Daily Update Dashboard is updated at 3pm each day.

This data is fed from a series of sources to provide an overview of current cases, rolling average and the demographics of positive cases of COVID-19.

We have also provided a downloadable daily report providing a snapshot of data and current cases for public information and interest, as it stands at the specified time, and may therefore differ to reports that are generated and provided later in the day.

No personal identifiable information is displayed within this dashboard.

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Changes from 10 September: Deaths due to Covid-19 are no longer reported on this dashboard, please see the Weekly Public Health Surveillance Report for this information.

Changes from 29 July: All cases previously confirmed as positive who have passed ten days and are now automatically released from isolation are now presumed recovered in the numbers.

During the current outbreak, the sharp rise in testing from symptomatic cases, travel-related sources and close contacts have put pressure on the 111 team who are coordinating test booking, results and reporting.

The dashboard has been amended to show all 'New Cases' instead of just the cases that have been analysed and processed. This figure comes directly from the pathology lab each morning, indicating how many positive test results were produced the previous day (before midnight).

The 'Case Breakdown' segment has been replaced with 'Pending Investigation'. This is the number of positive test results reported that still need to be investigated, to gather enough detail to include in detailed analysis. This figure may include those cases that are unprocessed from previous days, if there are any.

Individuals who are transferred to UK hospitals will not be reported on the dashboard.

Snapshots

December 2021

Archived COVID snapshots

View all archived COVID snapshots from March 2021 onwards.

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Using data to inform our decision making

Isle of Man Government has released a revised version of the Exit Framework, which sets out key indicators (see page five) for the Island's border, testing and isolation response over the mid term future, based on the UK 14-day notification rate of new COVID-19 cases and deaths, as defined weekly by the ECDC.

Weekly ECDC data is available here.

The Isle of Man Government Public Health Directorate publish a weekly surveillance report which provides a summary of indicators used to understand the status of the current wave of Covid-19 in the Isle of Man.

The WHO Coronavirus Dashboard contains useful global information and data regarding COVID-19.

The '14 day case notification rate' is calculated by the ECDC by adding together newly reported COVID-19 cases per 100,000 population for a specific area in the past 14 days, and dividing this number by the total population that live in that area, this is then multiplied by 100,000 in order to allow consistent comparison of different areas.

The 14 day case notification rate for the Isle of Man, for week commencing 6 December 2021, is 1608.81 per 100,000.

Week Commencing	ECDC 14 day notification rate
1 November 2021	838.5079
8 November 2021	691.50
15 November 2021	691.50
22 November 2021	784.41
6 December 2021	1608.81

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