Between October 1 2020 and April 30 2021 FluSurv-NET sites in 14 states reported 226 laboratory confirmed influenza hospitalizations for an overall cumulative hospitalization rate of 08 per 100000 population. 18-49 yr 334.
Estimated Influenza Illnesses Medical Visits Hospitalizations And Deaths In The United States 2019 2020 Influenza Season Cdc
5-17 yr 41.
Flu hospitalizations per year. For flu 2019 - 2020 flu season was about 69 hospitalizations per 100000 people according to the CDC. 50-64 yr 894. 0-4 yr 923.
This indicator is measured as a percentage of the population aged 65 and older who have received an annual influenza vaccine. Studies have shown that vaccination can reduce the risk of flu related hospitalisation although the effectiveness of the vaccine can vary year on year. Estimates are made of symptomatic illnesses medically attended illnesses hospitalizations and deaths.
Rates per 100000 by Age Group. This is lower than rates for any season since routine data collection began in 2005 including the low severity 2011-12 season. In general adults also stayed longer in the hospital than did children.
On average stays involving influenza for children less than 18 years old were 47-48 days long compared with 62-68 days for the adult. 65 yr 1721. According to the Department of Health and Environmental Control the latest weekly flu report recorded 120 influenza-related hospitalizations in the state this flu season.
Laboratory Confirmed Influenza Hospitalizations. According to the CDC the flu vaccine prevented an estimated 44 million influenza illnesses during the 2018-19 season. This application shows cumulative and weekly hospitalization rates from FluSurv-NET a population-based surveillance network for laboratory-confirmed influenza-associated hospitalizations.
In the UK the annual flu season runs from about October to March and most cases of flu occur between December and March. Influenza vaccination rate refers to the number of people aged 65 and older who have received an annual influenza vaccination divided by the total number of people over 65 years of age. As can be seen from the following infographic created with CDC data the hospitalization rate per 100000 people due to flu has already hit 599 after 18 weeks.
This application allows users to view rates across multiple seasons and different age groups. Flu viruses change each year. The annual flu vaccination cycle runs mainly during October and November.
The data come from administrative sources or surveys depending on the country. You need to get vaccinated every year. With respect to costs the mean cost per influenza-related stay was 12300-12500 for patients aged 0-4 years and 85 years and older compared with 17500-18500 for patients aged 5-64 years.
Reported rates are adjusted in an attempt to correct for the under-detection of influenza. Rates per 100000 by season. In Canada an average of 12200 hospitalizations and 3500 deaths related to the flu occur each year Footnote.
For COVID-19 its 175 per 100000. Experts create a new vaccine to protect you each flu season. This adjustment is done by using the percent of people hospitalized with respiratory illnesses who were tested for influenza and the average sensitivity of influenza tests used in the participating FluSurv-NET.
At this same point last. The current rate is one-tenth the rate during the 2011-12. Laboratory Confirmed Influenza.
The overall hospitalization rate in the US. Annual averages of 22654 range 54523-430960 primary and 294128 range 86494-544909 any listed respiratory and circulatory hospitalizations were associated with.
