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Missouri 2009-2010 Flu Season

Re: Missouri--Week 10

Re: Missouri--Week 10

Week 10: sporadic

Percent positive: 71% (increase)
ILI: 2.24% (decreased from the previous rate of 3.92%) This is the below Missouri?s baseline of 2.47%

No school outbreaks
Hospitalizations up for ages 5-14 and 65 and over (The 65 and older age group is at 7.5% in Week 10. This is above both the 5-14 age group of 3.1% and the 0-4 age group of 3.4%.)

P&I: unavailable due to new system
http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Influenza/Week100910.pdf
 
Re: Missouri--Week 11

Re: Missouri--Week 11

Week 11: sporadic

Percent positive: 82% (increasing)
ILI: 3.30% in week 11 has increased from the previous rate of 2.24% in week 10. This is the above Missouri?s baseline of 2.47%. This is also above the two previous influenza seasons. The 0-14 age group represents 65% of all influenza.
Emergency Dept visits for ILI: 2.0%, a slight decrease from the previous week of 2.1% and below the ESSENCE ILI threshold of 4.4%.
Hospitalizations: The 65 and older age group is at 6.1% in Week 11. This is above all other age groups; the 0-4 age group is 3.8%, the 5-14 age group is 4.2% and the 15-64 age group is 2.7%.
http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Influenza/Week110910.pdf
 
Re: Missouri--Week 12

Re: Missouri--Week 12

Week 12: sporadic

Percent positive: No specimens were received by the State Public Health Laboratory for viral testing during week 12. (24 PCR and/or culture confirmed type A (H1N1) cases have been reported for week 12.)

One-third of the reporting counties reported: (Phelps County last week had ILI 16.56%; Howell County 7.29% & Cole County 3.52. They did not report in week 12):
The state rate of 1.62% in week 12 has decreased from the previous rate of 3.30% in week 11. This is below Missouri?s baseline of 2.47%.

For the week ending March 27, 2010 (week 12), the patient visits for influenza-like-illness were reported at 1.62% which is below Missouri?s baseline of 2.47%. However, this is above the two previous influenza seasons.

The 65 and older age group is at 6.0% in Week 12. This is above all other age groups; the 0-4 age group is 3.0%, the 5-14 age group is 5.5% and the 15-64 age group is 2.3%.
http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Influenza/Reports.html#0910
 
Re: Missouri--Week 13

Re: Missouri--Week 13

Week 13: Sporadic

A total of two specimens were received by the State Public Health Laboratory for viral testing during week 13. All or 100% were positive for 2009 H1N1 influenza. Specimens were submitted by Sentinel Providers located in Kansas City and Adair County.

The state rate of 1.17% in week 13 has decreased from the previous rate of 1.62% in week 12. This is below Missouri’s baseline of 2.47%.

For the week ending April 3, 2010 (week 13), the patient visits for influenza-like-illness were reported at 1.17% which is below Missouri’s baseline of 2.47%. However, this is above the two previous influenza seasons. The 0-14 age group represents 65% of all influenza.

The weekly percent for week 13 is 1.4%, a slight decrease from the previous week of 1.7% and below the ESSENCE ILI threshold of 4.4%.

Hospitalizations: The 65 and older age group is at 5.9% in Week 13. This is above all other age groups; the 0-4 age group is 2.2%, the 5-14 age group is 2.2% and the 15-64 age group is 2.2%.
http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Influenza/Week130910.pdf
 
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Re: Missouri--Week 14

Re: Missouri--Week 14

Week 14: Sporadic

ILI: The state rate of 1.09% in week 14 has decreased from the previous rate of 1.17% in week 13. This is below Missouri?s baseline of 2.47%. The 0-14 age group represents 64% of all influenza.

ED visits for ILI: The weekly percent for week 14 is 1.2%, a slight decrease from the previous week of 1.4% and below the ESSENCE ILI threshold of 4.4%.

Percent positive: 50% (all H1N1)
http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Influenza/Reports.html#0910
 
Re: Missouri--Week 15

Re: Missouri--Week 15

Week 15: Sporadic

Percent positive: 100%
ILI: 1.15% (slight increase)
One outbreak has been reported for week 15 of the current season

The 65 and older age group is the highest percentage of patients hospitalized for influenza and/or pneumonia syndromes at 5.2% in Week 15.
http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Influenza/Week150910.pdf
 
Re: Missouri--Week 17

Re: Missouri--Week 17

Week 17: Sporadic

ILI: 0.71% which is below Missouri?s baseline of 2.47%. NOTE: This is above the previous two seasons.
ED visits for ILI: 1.1%, the same as the previous week of 1.1%

Hospitalizations for P&I: 4.9% (There has been a slight increase within the past two weeks for the 5-14 year age group.)

Percent positive: 0
http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Influenza/Week170910.pdf
 
Re: Missouri--Week 18

Re: Missouri--Week 18

Week 18: Sporadic

ILI: 1.07% in week 18 has increased from the previous rate of 0.71% (The 0-14 age group represents 64% of all influenza)

ED visits for ILI: 1.1%, the same as the previous week of 1.1%

The 65 and older age group is the highest percentage of patients hospitalized for influenza and/or pneumonia syndromes at 4.1% in Week 18.
http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Influenza/Week180910.pdf
 
Re: Missouri--Week 19

Re: Missouri--Week 19

Week 19: sporadic

One specimen was received by the State Public Health Laboratory for viral testing during week 19; it was negative.

The state rate of 1.27% in week 19 has increased from the previous rate of 1.07% in week 18. This is below Missouri?s baseline of 2.47%.

The 65 and older age group is the highest percentage of patients hospitalized for influenza and/or pneumonia syndromes at 5.0% in Week 19.
http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Influenza/Week190910.pdf
 
Re: Missouri Week 20-Final Report

Re: Missouri Week 20-Final Report

Week 20: Sporadic

ILI: 0.98%
The 65 and older age group is the highest percentage of patients hospitalized for influenza and/or pneumonia syndromes at 4.8% in Week 20. The 5-14 age group has demonstrated an upward trend for patients hospitalized for influenza and/or pneumonia syndromes to 4.2% in week 20.

THIS IS THE FINAL REPORT FOR THE 2009-2010 SEASON
http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Influenza/Week200910.pdf
 
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