That's tricky Here they merge reanimation, soins intensifs, soins continus And they are opaque on the denominator, eventually use the number of beds from March 2020.... I must dive in but I'm afraid the details of types of beds is not easily available to the public
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That may well happen; moreover, the ICU numbers are almost totally complete, but the hospitalisation stats are very incomplete. That is, only a subset of infection reports include information, about whether the person was hospitalised or not.
Even allowing for this, as @CoronaReduit points out, it looks like DE hospitalisation numbers are still abnormally low relative to ICU occupancy. Two possiblities:
1) We've had reports that a significant portion of Corona ICU patients are 2nd-wave holdovers.
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2) Despite all isolation procedures, Corona outbreaks within ICUs should be considered. These could easily inflate the ICU statistics.
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nosocomiales infections...
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