Just about every medical group here except those in the govt. have come out against relaxing restrictions.
And here's the latest as of this evening from Diario Libre:
Hospital occupancy for COVID-19 in clinics is higher than in the public public network
The hospital occupancy for COVID-19 in the country's clinics is higher than that registered in the hospitals of the public network. Of the 1,017 admission beds enabled in private centers, 68.6% of enabled people.
In the case of the public network, only 32.6% of the 1,523 beds available to care for patients with coronavirus.
According to the COVID-19 Hospital Availability Tool of the Ministry of Economy, Development and Planning, 60.3% of the 290 intensive care beds in private centers are occupied. The use of ventilators stands at 43.5%, as a whole the clinics have 200 devices.
Public hospitals for the coronavirus have 56.1% of the 221 intensive care beds occupied. While 37.9% of its 179 fans are used.
Santiago
In Santiago, six private clinics offer care to patients with coronavirus. Together these centers have 290 hospital beds, 88 intensive care beds, and 54 ventilators.
76.5% of the 290 admission beds are occupied, 75% of the ICUs and 72% of the ventilators.
The Unión Médica del Norte clinic, which had 49 beds to care for COVID-19 patients, does not have availability. Similarly, its 27 ICUs and 13 ventilators are busy.
The Doctor Bonilla clinic, which only has 7 beds, is also full, however, only 60% of its 10 ICUs are used.
The three private centers that enabled the most beds for internment are Homs with 87 and of these 65% are occupied, followed by the Corominas clinic with 85 and an occupation of 70% and finally, the Instituto Materno Infantil San Martin de Porres with 52 and an occupancy of 86.5%.
Greater Santo Domingo
Of the 265 beds enabled in 17 private centers in Greater Santo Domingo to care for patients with coronavirus, 67.5% are occupied.
The Vista del Jardín medical center has its 15 COVID-19 income beds full as well as the Dominican Dominican who allocated 14 beds for these purposes.
The Cruz Jiminían clinic has 90% of its 11 beds occupied, while the Obstetrics and Gynecology center (14) and the National Polyclinic (7) occupy 85.7 of its beds.
The UCE medical center, which has 38 beds to admit patients with COVID-19, has 84.2% occupied, while the Elohim occupies 83.3% of the 12 it has.
Yulissa Alvarez
