Daily updates on negative test cases and confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) in Jersey.
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Direct contacts of
0
14 day number of cases per 100,000 population* 0
Number of tests Total samples tested 0
Prior to 1 July 0
Since 1 July 0
Reason for test since 1 July Seeking healthcare 0
Inbound travel 0
On-Island surveillance screening 1
Total negative tests 0
Prior to 1 July 0
Since 1 July 0
All confirmed cases Total confirmed positive cases 0
Prior to 1 July 0
Since 1 July 0
“Old” cases 0
Cases managed in other jurisdictions 0
Positive cases identified since 1 July from: Seeking healthcare 0
Inbound travel: active infections 0
Admissions screening 0
Planned workforce screening 0
Contact tracing 0
Average age tested positive 0
Active infections by country
- from red and amber countries 0
0
Active infections by transport
Total active cases 0
Symptomatic 0
Asymptomatic 0
Number of known direct contacts of current active cases 0
Location of current active cases Hospital 0
Care homes 0
Community
Mortality COVID-19 deaths 0
Probable COVID-19 0
Laboratory Proven COVID-19 0
Place of deaths Hospital 0
St Saviour's Hospital
0 General Hospital
0 Overdale Hospital
0
Community
Gender of deaths Age band of deaths
0 - 9
0
0 10 - 19
0
0 20 - 29
0
0 30 - 39
0
0 40 - 49
0
0 50 - 59
0
0 60 - 69
0
0 70 - 79
0
0 80 - 89
0
0 90+
0
0
Source: Health and Community Services,
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Coronavirus weekly update Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance use the information provided by Health and Community Services (above) to provide a weekly update.
For up-to-date data on testing returns, refer to the Health and Community Services data above.
COVID antibody testing A community antibody testing program has been started by the Government of Jersey. This consists of an ongoing survey of Islanders using rapid test kits in order to estimate the prevalence of coronavirus related antibodies in the Island’s adult population (the number of people who have been infected). The reports below describe Statistics Jersey’s analysis of the testing and the estimates of prevalence.
Estimate of R(t) The reproductive rate of an infection R(t) describes how quickly that infection is spreading at a point in time. In this report, Statistics Jersey model the reproductive rate of coronavirus over the course of the outbreak in Jersey.
Statistics relating to deaths registered in Jersey
Source: Office of the Superintendent Registrar, download the daily data
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