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Home My WebLink About06.16.20 Email from Shari - Governor's COVID Press Conference 6.15.20 From:McCracken, Shari To:Alpert, Bruce;Bennett, Robin;Clerk of the Board;Connelly, Bill;Cook, Holly;Lambert, Steve;Lucero, Debra; McCracken, Shari;Ring, Brian;Ritter, Tami;Rodas, Amalia;Sweeney, Kathleen;Teeter, Doug Subject:Governor"s slide deck from yesterday"s press conference Date:Tuesday, June 16, 2020 8:15:09 AM Attachments:GGN Presentation 6.15.2020_FINAL.pdf Board Members, Attached for your information is the slide deck from the Governor’s press conference yesterday. It may be helpful to put things in perspective and understand whyreopening continues. Shari Shari McCracken Chief Administrative Officer Butte County Administration 25 County Center Drive, Suite 200, Oroville, CA 95965 T:530.552.3305 M: 530.990.5029 ***Please note this is a new phone number and update your records accordingly*** Twitter |Facebook |YouTube |Pinterest 19 - June 15, 2020 California’s COVID Pandemic Resilience Roadmap -- should make data We are not using an on/off switch.We are using a dimmer switch based on data and science. Counties informed decisions for reopening. California’s Reopening Approach OPEN CLOSED 19 Curve - Healthcare System Capacity Prepare. Protect. Promote. With Intervention Without TIME SINCE FIRST CASE Intervention California Flattened the COVID NUMBERS OF CASES 45.0%40.0%35.0%30.0%25.0%20.0%15.0%10.0%5.0%0.0% 12-Jun 10-Jun 4.5% 8-Jun 6-Jun 4-Jun 2-Jun 31-May 29-May 27-May 25-May 23-May 21-May 19-May 17-May 15-May 13-May 11-May 9-May 7-May 14-Day Positivity Rate 5-May 3-May 1-May 29-Apr New Tests 27-Apr 25-Apr 23-Apr 21-Apr 19-Apr 17-Apr 15-Apr 13-Apr 11-Apr 9-Apr 7-Apr 5-Apr 3-Apr 1-Apr 40.8% 0 80,00070,00060,00050,00040,00030,00020,00010,000 Testing has Increased, Positivity Rate has Dropped effective - 19 Remains Stable - Mean Statewide Estimates of R the number of infected persons will increase the number of infected persons will decreasethe number of infected persons remains constant --- Spread Rate of COVID R>1R<1R=1 10 1.41.20.80.60.40.2 11-Jun 9-Jun 7-Jun 5-Jun 3-Jun 1-Jun Memorial Day - 30-May 28-May 26-May May 25 24-May 22-May 20-May 18-May 19 suspect hospitalizations. - 16-May 14-May Stage 2 - 12-May 10-May May 8 8-May Total ICU 6-May 4-May 2-May 30-Apr 28-Apr 26-Apr Total Hospitalized 24-Apr 22-Apr 20-Apr 18-Apr 16-Apr 19 confirmed positive hospitalizations as well as COVID - 14-Apr 12-Apr 10-Apr 19 Hospitalizations Remain Stable - 8-Apr 6-Apr 4-Apr 2-Apr 31-Mar Total includes both COVID 29-Mar 27-Mar COVID 0 7,0006,0005,0004,0003,0002,0001,000 19 Patients - Hospitalized 3,103 COVID 19 - Capacity Healthcare COVID Patients Hospitalized Surge Beds California’s Healthcare System Capacity Hospital Beds 73,86752,745 11,652 Ventilators Available Admissions 19 -ICU COVID 1,053 Capacity 3,775 ICU Available California’s Critical Care Capacity Reinstitute Community Measures STEP 3 Targeted Engagement and Support STEP 2 13 Counties Receiving Targeted Technical Assistance Active Data Monitoring STEP 1 Providing Daily 58 Counties Data Assessments The State is Monitoring and Supporting Counties hreshold.25% g t Ventilators Available % Capacity Limited Hospital 20% 0.0%8.2% 10.3% Available % ICU beds avg day - 10% 14.3% Increasing Hospitalization Change in 3 COVID+ hospitalizations * 8% 8.5%8.3% 27.2%10.1% Testing positivity Transmission *7 day average with a 7 day lag ** Last 14 days 53.385.4 773.3176.4162.5109.2 Elevated Disease 25 per 100,000 100,000** Case rate per 65.491.793.1 105.3 150 per 100,000 per day* Average tests The State is Closely Monitoring County Data These are counties that did not meet threshold for three consecutive days. Metrics are only displayed for counties not meetin MeasureFresnoImperialKernKingsLos AngelesSan JoaquinTulare 2.00% 12.50% OTHER 2.50% 19 - 0.30% 0.20% 0.50% ALASKA NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN OR 9.60% 4.80% Deaths BLACK 6.00% Cases 14.60% 8.00% ASIAN 15.40% CA Population 33.20% 18.30% WHITE 36.60% 40.20% 56.20% The Disproportionate Impact of COVID LATINO 38.90% 19 Positive - Rooms 82% Rooms 17% Asymptomatic Occupancy for Occupancy for COVID Project Roomkey 66% 15,638 Occupancy Rate Rooms Acquired Deploy Testing of 798 Staff Ready to Staff and Residents Supporting Vulnerable Populations Nursing Homes 901 Shifts Covered Daily Reporting And Monitoring Million Face Shields 20.1 Million 95 Masks - N 1.4 Million Gloves 2.6 Million Procedure Masks 175.5 Million Gowns Growing Personal Protective Equipment Inventory 10.4 Training Enrolled in 4,855 & 10,000 Trained by July 1 Training Completed 2,243 trace 3,600 new cases per day. California’s plan is built to contact Process 32 - Counties In & Growing Contact Tracing Capacity 25 boarded - Counties On Wave 1 The 1918 Flu Pandemic Reminds Us to be Cautious Be smart. Wash your hands. Physically distance. Your Actions Will Save Lives Wear a face covering. Learn more at covid19.ca.gov