Santa Fe province: deaths now total 90

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Re: Santa Fe province: deaths now total 79

Source: http://www.rosario3.com/noticias/pais/noticias.aspx?idNot=54559

09:03 | Saturday, 01 August 2009 News | Country
Continues to increase the number of deaths from influenza A
Although no official figures, it was learned that the fatalities were 261 in the country, while in United States, which leads the world ranking of deaths reached 302. In Santa Fe reported 79 deaths from the H1N1 virus

More rising numbers of deaths by influenza A in Argentina, making the country one of the leaders of world ranking of deaths by the H1N1 virus. While in United States accuse 302 deaths, the national figures climb to 261. In Santa Fe, since the government announced that it killed 79 people by the pandemic.

According to published Saturday by the newspaper Cr?tica de Argentina, although there are no official numbers from the national Ministry of Health, the number of deaths from pandemic influenza A continued to rise. On Friday health authorities in Cordoba, Mendoza and Tucum?n confirmed 31 more deaths after the H1N1 virus.

Thus, the total number of deaths in the country since the start of the pandemic has risen to 261, placing second to Argentina in the world ranking behind the United States, which reports the past week 302 deaths.

Official figures in Santa Fe

Meanwhile, according to the ministry of Health in Santa Fe, with the death of two people suffering from influenza A was raised to 79 the total deaths from the new disease in the province.

The last report of the epidemiological monitoring in Santa Fe determined that 79 deaths were reported with laboratory confirmation, of which 49 took place in Rosario, Santa Fe 18, 5 Reconquest, and other 5 Rafaela 2 Venado Tuerto.

Of the total deaths 47 were women, of whom 10 had no comorbidity or risk factor. It was noted that among the 32 men, 10 had no known risk factors.

The Ministry of Health also reported that Santa Fe had 229,243 requests for care, of which 73,180 were due to acute respiratory infections. Of these, 48 percent were caused by Influenza Type Disease (ETI) and 2.3 percent of those cases resulted in internments.

 

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Re: Santa Fe province: deaths now total 84

Re: Santa Fe province: deaths now total 84

Source: http://www.fmactivavera.com.ar/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3239

THE DEAD BY A FLU Suman 84

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The final report of the provincial Ministry of Health indicates that the total claims rose to 241,900 in care for respiratory diseases, of which 35,952 are in Influenza Type Disease. The death toll stands at 84.


The Ministry of Health reported in the province, through the Situation Room that operates under the Contingency Plan prepared in connection with the pandemic influenza A (H1N1), that "since the beginning of the monitoring of the epidemiological situation and to date were 75,182 (31.1%) demands attention on outpatient visits, and international guards with a diagnosis of acute lower respiratory infection (Irab), a total of 241,900 claims from all causes. " The report is updated on Tuesday August 4.

"The deceased" said the part-total 84 laboratory-confirmed, with the report by place of residence, not of death, 52 to Node Rosario, Santa Fe 20, 5 to Reconquista, 5 Rafaela and 2 in Venado Tuerto and occurred from 27/06/2009 to 31/07/2009. "

Also, on deaths, the report stated that "all have virologic confirmation Influenza A (H1N1) and that of the total, 64 (38 women and 26 men) had risk factors (increased frequency is due to obesity and diabetes), and 20 (10 women and 10 men) had no prior record of risk. There is a predominance of women in 48 deaths and 36 males, with a mean age of 45 years, "reported from the health portfolio.

The paper recorded that "the 75,182 (31.1%) of care for respiratory infections, 35,952 (47.8%) were influenza-like illness (ETI), and of these, 2.4% of reports were international (excluding inpatient abbreviated) ".

Later, the party noted that "more than 250 establishments which are regularly reported," and that among them, "which are usually offer the greatest amount of benefits."

Similarly emphasized that "it should be noted that there is no equivalence between a record of delivery (consultation or hospitalization) and the referral of epidemiological fact sheets" and at the time of loading data cards, "privileging entering the system data of the patients have required hospitalization, as it is them who must be a priority, also for the virological diagnosis in real time. "

Finally, for estimates of mortality and general mortality, the Ministry of Health of the province recalled that the denominator is calculated on total population and annual periods, so may only be known at the beginning of 2010 .-

 

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Re: Santa Fe province: deaths now total 86

Re: Santa Fe province: deaths now total 86

Source: http://www.rafaela.com/portal/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=17487

We're forgetting but in Santa Fe there are 86 deaths from influenza A''''
According to the last part of the ministry, for the day, total demand rose to 80,910 from attention for respiratory diseases, of which 37,798 are in influenza-like illnesses.

The Ministry of Health reported in the province, through the Situation Room that operates under the Contingency Plan prepared in connection with the pandemic influenza A (H1N1), that "since the beginning of the monitoring of the epidemiological situation and to date were 80,910 claims for attention on outpatient visits, and international guards with a diagnosis of acute lower respiratory infection (Irab). Of a total of 268,651 claims for all causes for consultations Irab representing a 31.1 per cent.

The report, updated at 8:00 on Tuesday, August 11, indicates that the deceased in the period between June 27 and August 6 amount to 86 laboratory-confirmed. And appropriate, taking into account the place of residence (not death), the node 52 Rosario, Santa Fe 21; 6 to Reconquista; Rafaela 5 and 2 to Venado Tuerto.

All deaths (86) have confirmed virological influenza A (H1N1), with a predominance of women (49) on males (37), with a mean age of 45 years. Of the total of persons killed, 66 -39 women and 27 men, risk factors, mostly by obesity and diabetes, while 20 -10 women and 10 men had no prior record of risk.

Of the 80,910 care for respiratory infections, 37,798 (47%) were influenza-like illness (ETI), and of these, 2.4% of reports were international (excluding short hospitalization).

The report further noted that the epidemiological week 26, which recorded the peak demand, and week 30, the fourth consecutive period of decline, reports of acute respiratory infections (ARI) decreased by 75 percent, and the TSI, 89 percent.

The part of Health said that "more than 250 establishments which are regularly reported," and that among them, "which are usually offer the greatest amount of benefits."

Similarly emphasized that "it should be noted that there is no equivalence between a record of delivery (consultation or hospitalization) and the referral of epidemiological fact sheets" and at the time of loading data cards, "privileging entering the system data of the patients have required hospitalization, as it is for them to be prioritized as well as for virological diagnosis in real time. "

Finally, for estimates of mortality and general mortality, the Ministry of Health of the province recalled that the denominator is calculated on total population and annual periods, so may only be known in early 2010. "

Posted on Tuesday, 11 August 2009 at 17:55:42

 

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Re: Santa Fe province: deaths now total 89

Re: Santa Fe province: deaths now total 89

Source: http://www.notife.com/noticia/articulo/979185/Son_89_las_muertes_por_Gripe_A_en_la_provincia_.html

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Are 89 deaths from Influenza A in the province
To date, total claims rose to 333,965 health care for respiratory diseases, with 91,085 cases of acute respiratory infections, 39,976 cases of influenza-like illness and 89 deaths.

31.08.2009 | 17:16 hs.
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The Ministry of Health of the province, reported through the Situation Room that operates under the Contingency Plan prepared in connection with the pandemic influenza A (H1N1) since the start of monitoring the epidemiological situation and to 22 August, there were 91,085 claims for outpatient care, guards and inmates diagnosed with acute respiratory infection character (IRA), which represents 27 percent of total claims for all causes, which were 333,965.

The deaths amounted to 89 with laboratory confirmation, corresponding to the report by place of residence (and not of death) 54 to node Rosario, 21 to Santa Fe, 6 to the Reconquista, 6 to Rafaela and 2 in One Eye Deer and occurred from 27/06/2009 al 06/08/2009.

On deaths, the report states that all have virologic confirmation Influenza A (H1N1) and that of the total, 69 (40 females and 29 males) had risk factors, and 20 (10 women and 10 men) had no record of previous risk .

Also, 50 of those killed were women and 39 men, average age being 45 years. There were 10 cases in children under 5 years.

In addition, the care for respiratory infections 91,085, 39,976 (44%) are influenza-like illness (ETI), and of these, 2.5% of reports were hospitalizations (excluding hospitalization for short).

Meanwhile, in the epidemiological week 26 was produced the peak demand with 20,157 registrations and 11,597 due to TSI, whereas in subsequent weeks saw a downward behavior, peaking in week 33 a total of 3,513 reports for IRA and 689 TSI.

 

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Re: Santa Fe province: deaths now total 90

Source: http://www.notiexpress.com.ar/conte...o-90-muertes-en-nuestra-provincia--67168.html

The pandemic caused 90 deaths in our province
22/09/2009 18:40 | Total care demands amounted to 390,477 consultations, 97,378 cases of acute respiratory infections, 41,291 cases of influenza-like illness and 90 deaths. The 6th of this month began a downward behavior of the disease.


SANTA FE .- The Ministry of Health of the province reported through the Situation Room that operates under the Contingency Plan prepared in connection with the pandemic influenza A (H1N1), which since the beginning of monitoring epidemiological situation and to the 12th instant were 97,378 claims in outpatient care, guards and inmates with a diagnosis of acute respiratory infection (ARI), which represents 25% of total claims for all causes, which were 390,477.

In epidemiological week 26 is recorded the peak demand with 20,157 entries and 11,597 IRA due to influenza-like illnesses (ETI), starting in the weeks after falling and reaching behavior in week 36 (from 06/09 to 12 / 09) a total of 861 reports on IRA and 239 of TSI.

In turn, in week 36 entered the laboratory 28 samples, of which 2 were positive for influenza A H1N1.

The deceased from June 27 to September 5, 2009 totals 90 with laboratory confirmation, corresponding to the report by place of residence (and not of death) 55 to node Rosario, 21 to Santa Fe, 6 to the Reconquista 6 to Rafaela and 2 in One Eye Deer.

Of the total deaths, 70 (40 women and 30 men) had risk factors (most often is given by obesity and diabetes) and 20 (10 women and 10 men) had no previous risk register.

Also, 50 of those killed were women and 40 men, average age being 45 years. There were 10 cases in children under 5 years.

In addition, the attentions of 97,378 respiratory infections, 41,291 (42%) are influenza-like illnesses.

The number of facilities that are regularly reporting on the disease are more than 250, among which are those that usually offer the most benefits.

Finally, the Health Ministry reiterated the need to take daily different preventive measures to protect their health and slow the spread of this new virus and prevent seasonal respiratory disease .-


Source: Ministry of Social Communication

 

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Re: Santa Fe province: deaths now total 90

What is known about Santa Fe fatalities after mid-September ?

Argentina as a whole has reported around 20 per cent more H1N1 deaths in last three months

Santa Fe has a population (as of 2009) standing at 3,264,095

Hence, by mid-September, after recording 90 fatalities, death rate in Santa Fe stood at 27.57 per million pop, i. e. among world's highest rates (more than two times the national average at that time)