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Issue 14 | May 11, 2020

Beat COVID-19 TodayA COVID-19 Philippine Situationer

Highlights and RecentUpdates on COVID-19

● DOH recorded 8,151 active cases as of May 10, with the majority of the patients exhibiting mild symptoms (7251, 89%).

● Twenty-six (26) laboratories across the country are now licensed to perform the RT-PCR tests while three (3) and thirty (30) are on Stage 4 and Stage 3, respectively.

● As reported by DFA, there are a total of 2,178 confirmed cases of Overseas Filipinos with the highest count being in Europe at 647 cases.

● A total of 1,991 (19% of all cases) healthcare workers are affected by COVID-19, with 584 recoveries and 34 deaths.

● DOH encourages the public to embrace the New Normal setting in their everyday lives. With this, minimum health standards in food and dining settings are essential to keep everyone healthy and safe. To prevent possible spread of disease, the public should maintain hand hygiene and physical distancing. Masks should be worn at all times, even when talking/ordering.

● Vaccination remains vital to protect everyone against vaccine-preventable diseases especially children ages 0-12 months and those under 5 years old who did not receive their vaccine for selective catch-up. To mitigate the COVID-19 outbreak impact on immunization services and minimize the risk of transmission during vaccination sessions, DOH issued Memorandum No. 2020-0150 or Interim Guidelines for Immunization Services in the Context of COVID-19 Outbreak.

Case Summary

8,151Active Cases

Active Cases Breakdown

10,794Total Cases

10,610Previous day

184Additional Cases

Probable Cases Suspect Cases

2,369Total Cases

17,744Total Cases

823Asymptomatic

604Pending

Admission Status

7,251Mild

24Critical

53Severe

115Admitted

104Home Isolation

5,828Pending

Admission Status

1,275Admitted

148Home Isolation

As of May 10, 2020

1,924Recoveries

719Deaths

8,151 Active Cases(net of recoveries and deaths)

82added

15added

SUSPECT CASES: Previously termed as PUIs (mild or critical) with no test done or awaiting test results.

PROBABLE: Previously termed as PUIs (mild or critical) with inconclusive or unofficial test results.

As of May 10, 2020

SEVERE: Pneumonia, Difficulty of Breathing

CRITICAL: Intubated

COVID-19 PHILIPPINE SITUATIONER #014 (MAY 11, 2020)

Goal: Shortening Duration of Infectiousness

TOP COUNTRIES WITH COVID-19

Top 3 countries with the highest cases

USA 1,245,775

SPAIN 223,578

ITALY 218,268

Asian country with the highest cases

IRAN 106,220

Southeast Asian country with the highest cases

SINGAPORE 22,460

WHO data as of May 10, 2020Case Summary of Overseas Filipinos (OFs)

2,178Confirmed OFs

DFA Count

488Confirmed OFs

DOH Count

As of May 10, 2020

DOH Counts validated through the International Health Regulation (IHR), 24 cases for validation of disposition

REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION

As of May 07, 2020

Americas Middle East And AfricaEurope

31DOH count

21DOH count

52DOH count

523DFA count

616DFA count

651DFA count

Asia and the Pacific

384DOH count

388DFA count

HEALTHCARE WORKERS AFFECTED BY COVID-19As of May 10, 2020

2

Healthcare Workers with confirmed COVID-19 by Date of Onset of Illness (N= 1,991)Philippines, as of May 10, 2020

Mild

1,991healthcare workers

Or 1/6 are HCWs (18%)

584Recoveries

34Deaths

Active Cases Breakdown

367

999

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Top 5 Medical Profession/CadreWith COVID-19 cases

Total Number

Nurse 753Physician 628

Nursing Assistant 127

Medical Technologist 72

Radiologic Technologist 39

Non-medical Staff 158 72.8%

0.5%

26.7%

1,373Active

Asymptomatic

Severe

Asia and the Pacific

Europe

Middle East & Africa

Americas

DOH DFA

370 373

51 612

21 5

31 16

Note: Case counts reported do NOT represent the final number and are subject to change after

inclusion of incoming reports and review of cases.

1,373


Goal: Shortening Duration of Infectiousness

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MARIKINAQUEZON CITY

MUNTINLUPA

LAS PIÑAS

PARAÑAQUE

TAGUIG

PASIG

PATEROSPASAY

MANILA

NAVOTASMALABON

VALENZUELA

CALOOCAN

MAKATI

MANDALUYONGSAN JUAN

Date of Onset of Illness

Confirmed COVID-19 Cases by Date of Onset of Illness (N = 10,794)Philippines, as of May 10, 2020

Note: Case counts reported do NOT represent the final number and are subject to change after inclusion of incoming reports and review of cases.

A total of 6993 (65%) are confirmed cases from NCR. The proportion of cases in NCR decreased from 71% since January to April 19, 2020 (start of case detection) to 56% for the period of April 20 to May 10, 2020.

Meanwhile, cases in Region 7 increased in proportion from 2% to 30% for the similar period. On April 20, 2020, 124 (50%) out of the 249 confirmed cases nationwide, were reported from BJMP facility in Cebu City. Region 7 recorded a total of 1,421 (13%) confirmed cases, the second highest reported in the country.

Region 4-A has the third highest cases with a total of 1,259 (12%) confirmed cases of yesterday. Since start of case detection, the proportion of cases in Region 4A decreased from 16% to 6% for the period of April 20 to May 10.

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AbraAgusan del SurAklanApayaoAuroraBasilanBatanesBiliranBoholBukidnonCamarines NorteCamiguinCapizCatanduanes

Compostela ValleyCotabatoDavao OccidentalDavao OrientalDinagat IslandsEastern SamarIlocos SurKalingaMaguindanaoMasbateMountain ProvinceNegros OrientalNorthern SamarPangasinan

QuirinoSaranganiSiquijorSorsogonSouth CotabatoSouthern LeyteSultan KudaratSurigao del NorteSurigao del SurTawi-tawiZambalesZamboanga del NorteZamboanga Sibugay

Provinces in bold letters never had a recorded case since the outbreak started. Based on reported address per Epidemiology Bureau.

LIST OF PROVINCES WITHOUT COVID-19

CASES IN TWO WEEKS

April 21 to May 04, 2020

Age and Sex Distribution of confirmed cases

323

1,966

1,438

2,080

264

2,027

1,497

1,186

As of May 10, 2020

0-19

20-39

40-59

⩾60

TOP COUNTRIES WITH COVID-19

Top 3 countries with the highest cases

Flag USA 1,125,719

SPAIN 217,466

Flag ITALY 210,717

Asian country with the highest cases

Flag IRAN 129,708

Southeast Asian country with the highest cases

SINGAPORE 18,205

WHO data as of May 04, 2020Most of the confirmed cases are male (5,807; 54%) and within the 20-39 age group. (11 cases with unspecified age included in the total)

Average hospital length of stay for recovered patients is at 15 days.

A total of 393 (55%) of deaths had known comorbidities: top 2 comorbidities are hypertension (243, 62%) and diabetes (190, 48%).

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NO. OF CONFIRMED CASES

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INDIVIDUALS TESTED AS REPORTED BY COVID-19 LABORATORIES

14,981Positive Individuals

235,311Remaining Available Tests Supplies

Note: The results of reported laboratory positive individuals are undergoing case information, validation, and processing and may not be reflected on the official case summary of the day.

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(poor specimen quality)

FACILITY NAME

DAILY OUTPUT(Tests

conducted with results)

UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS TESTEDTOTAL TESTS CONDUCTED

REMAINING TEST SUPPLIES

AVAILABLETOTAL POSITIVE NEGATIVE EQUIVOCAL INVALID

Research Institute for Tropical Medicine 1,463 52,708 7,211 45,471 20 6 62,106 610, 528

Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center 432 8,040 78 7,962 0 0 8,751 6,630

San Lazaro Hospital 315 7,018 285 6,611 0 122 7,566 3,480

Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center (VSMMC) 664 12,063 1,797 10,254 12 0 12,747 7,500

UP National Institutes of Health 286 6,647 1,002 5,361 141 143 6,988 4,496

Western Visayas Medical Center 258 6,393 95 6,298 0 0 7,140 5,520

Southern Philippines Medical Center 0 5,616 210 5,350 0 56 6,528 17,524

Lung Center of the Philippines 930 11,080 551 10,526 0 3 11,094 3,100

Bicol Regional Diagnostic and Reference Laboratory 31 1,161 47 1,101 12 1 1,176 4,102

V. Luna Hospital 21 1,018 7 1,011 0 0 1,045 8,791

Philippine Genome Center 0 302 38 257 0 7 307 7,211

Cebu TB Reference Laboratory 0 85 3 82 0 0 85 9,815

UP-PGH Molecular Laboratory 100 172 8 164 0 0 172 1,935

Marikina Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory 0 180 9 171 0 0 214 308

Detoxicare Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory 1,686 148 1,538 0 0 1,686

Makati Medical Center 49 2,190 142 2,048 0 0 2,286 9,284

St. Luke’s Medical Center - QC 85 3,440 644 2,796 0 0 3,718 3,476

The Medical City 108 2,154 346 1,808 0 0 2,188 373

St. Luke’s Medical Center - BGC 140 6,376 617 5,759 0 0 7,368 17,910

Philippine Red Cross (PRC) 1706 15,959 920 15,039 0 0 16,085 70,000

Chinese General Hospital 0 2,467 275 2,192 0 0 2,472 722

Philippine Red Cross Logistics & Multipurpose Center1,980 10,887 486 10,392 9 0 10,887

Shares inventory with PRC

Singapore Diagnostics 223 28 195 0 0 224 9,390

LCP Gene Xpert Laboratory (Gene Xpert) 69 152 19 133 0 0 152 865

Zamboanga City Medical Center (Gene Xpert) 159 15 142 2 0 159 979

TOTAL 8,637 158,176 14,981 142,661 196 338 173,144 803,939

90%196Equivocal

338Invalid

10%142,661Negative Individuals

NegativeIndividuals

Positive Individuals

As of May 10, 2020 with no reports of three laboratories as of 4PM reporting time

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Cumulative Data

8,637PREVIOUS DAY: 7,215

8,000Testing Capacity Goal

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Erratum: No invalid cases were recorded for May 08 at Cebu TB Reference Laboratory.


STATUS OF LABORATORY LICENSING

FACILITY NAME REGION STAGE

Research Institute for Tropical Medicine

NCR

V

San Lazaro Hospital

UP National Institutes of Health

Lung Center of the Philippines

St. Luke's Medical Center- QC

The Medical City - Ortigas

Victoriano Luna - AFRIMS

Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory

St. Luke's Medical Center - BGC

Makati Medical Center

Philippine Red Cross

Chinese Gen. Hospital

PRC-PLMC

Philippine Genome Center UP-Diliman

Marikina Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory

UP-PGH Molecular Laboratory

Singapore Diagnostic, Inc.

Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center CAR

J B. Lingad Memorial Hospital III

De La Salle University - Cavite IV-A

Bicol Regional Diagnostic and Reference Laboratory V

Western Visayas Medical Center VI

Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center VII

Cebu TB Reference Laboratory

Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center VIII

Southern Philippines Medical Center XI

Asian Hospital & Medical CenterNCR IVPRC-Port

Allegiant Regional Care Hospital VII

National Kidney and Transplant Institute

NCR

III

ABC Clinical Laboratory

Hi-Precision (QC)

PNP Crime Laboratory

Fe del Mundo Medical Center

Ilocos Training Regional Medical CenterI

Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital

Cagayan Valley Medical Center

IISouthern Isabela Medical Center

Cagayan Valley CHD TB Reference Laboratory

The Medical City - Clark

IIICentral Luzon Doctor's Hospital

Bataan General Hospital

Batangas Medical Center

IVASan Pablo College Medical Center

Calamba Medical Center

Bacolod Queen of Mercy Hospital

VITeresita Jalandoni Provincial Hospital

Western Visayas State University Medical Center

Divine Word Hospital VIII

Zamboanga City Medical CenterIX

Department of Agriculture Field Office IX

Northern Mindanao TB Regional Center

XTB Reference Center- CHD Region X

Polymedic Medical Plaza

Cotabato Regional Medical CenterXII

Dr. Arturo Pingoy Medical Center

Adela Serra TY Memorial Medical CenterXIII

CARAGA Regional Hospital

LICENSING OF LABORATORIES STATUS

26 90 64 71%NO. OF LICENSED

RT-PCR LABORATORIES

TOTAL NO. OF LABORATORY

APPLICATIONS*

TOTAL NO. OF LABORATORIES

STAGE 3 AND ABOVE*

% LABS ON STAGE 3 AND ABOVE*

As of May 10, 2020

18

1

1

2

1

3 1

3

1

2

3

4

2

2

NUMBER OF STAGE 3 to 5 LABORATORIES

IN THE COUNTRY

2

5

NO. OF LABS ON STAGE 5NO. OF LABS ON STAGE 4NO. OF LABS ON STAGE 3

LEGEND

Number inside the circle corresponds to number of laboratories in the region

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Additional laboratory for May 10

2

1

FACILITY NAME (RT-PCR using Gene Xpert) REGION STAGE

Zamboanga City Medical Center IX vLung Center of the Philippines NCR

Philippine Tuberculosis Society, Inc.- Quezon Institute

NCRIII

San Lazaro Hospital

Tondo Medical Center

Dr. Jose B. Rodriguez Memorial Hospital and Sanitarium (TALA)

Northern Mindanao Medical Center X

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1

1

5

1

FACILITY NAME (RT-PCR using Gene Xpert) REGION STAGE

Zamboanga City Medical Center IX vLung Center of the Philippines NCR

Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center VIII IVPhilippine Tuberculosis Society, Inc.- Quezon Institute

NCR IIISan Lazaro HospitalTondo Medical Center

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*Facilities with GeneXpert machines included.


Goal: Increase Resilience, Stop Transmission, Reduce Contact

BEHAVIORAL MESSAGES OF THE DAY

● As the country ushers into the New Normal era, minimum health standards are essential to keep everyone healthy and safe. In food and dining settings, customers are advised to order healthy meals and to choose water over sweetened drinks. To prevent possible spread of disease, everyone should maintain hand hygiene and physical distancing. Masks should be worn at all times, even when talking/ordering. Visit the Healthy Pilipinas website for more information.

● The call for blood donors continues during this time of ECQ. Interested blood donors may contact +64 945 155 8165 or send an email to [email protected].

● In line with the celebration of Mother’s Day, families are encouraged to use the time together to maintain and improve everyone’s health by exercising and preparing healthy meals together.

As of May 10, 2020

HOW DO YOU MAKE 0.05% DISINFECTANT SOLUTION FOR CLEANING HOUSEHOLD ITEMS?

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1. Gather all materials needed: disinfectant container, bleach/chlorine, water, personal protective equipment

2. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, googles, apron and boots) when handling and preparing bleach solutions.

3. When preparing the solution, pour the amount of water required into a plastic container then add the bleach (and not the other way around):

4. If you are using household bleach (5% active chlorine), mix:

a) 1 ml bleach + 9 ml water, orb) 100 ml bleach + 900 ml waterc) For chlorine

powder/granules/tablet (60-70%) active chlorine, dissolve: 1 tbsp of chlorine + 20L of water

5. Do not forget to label your disinfectant containers and specify chlorine concentration.

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Goal: Enhance quality, consistency, and affordability of care provision

HOSPITAL BEDS AND MECHANICAL VENTILATORS DEDICATED TO COVID-19 CASES

13,238TOTAL BED CAPACITY

1,499available

5,345available

767available

1,706available

431Mech vents in use

3,844Isolation beds occupied

532ICU beds occupied

1,044Ward beds occupied

As of May 10, 2020

DEDICATED BEDS FOR COVID-19 CASES IN TTMFs

Local Isolation and General Treatment Areas for COVID-19 cases (LIGTAS COVID centers) are community-managed facilities dedicated for quarantine or isolation of suspected COVID-19 cases.

NCR 2,898

CAR 3,645

REG I 3,081

REG II 2,957

REG III 1,581

REG IV-A 3,362

REG IV-B 1,360

REG V 5,793

REG VI 4,972

REG VII 3,976

REG VIII 1,191

REG IX 984

REG X 2,970

REG XI 130

REG XII 266

REG XIII 1,267

BARMM 1,201

TOTAL 41,634

MEGA LIGTAS AND LIGTAS COVID-19 FACILITIES

Data taken from the DOH DataCollect App. Specific for COVID-19 cases.

As of May 10, 2020 As of May 10, 2020

Ward beds for confirmed COVID-19 cases

41,634BEDS IN LIGTAS COVID

FACILITIES

REGION TTMF Beds

NCR PICC 294

NCR World Trade Center 502

NCR Rizal Memorial Coliseum 132

NCR Ninoy Aquino Stadium 120

REG III Philippine Arena 300

TOTAL 1348

Mega LIGTAS COVID-19 Facilities are facilities dedicated for quarantine and isolation which are managed by the National Government

5 MEGA LIGTAS COVIDFACILITIES

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633,995Coveralls

2,920,450Face Masks

158,746Face Shields

30Non-invasive Ventilators

1,088,670Gloves

2,522Thermal Scanners

515,728Goggles

559,825Gowns

718,325Head caps

418,220Kn95

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND OTHER HEALTH EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED

10Sanitation Tents

May 10, 2020

108,000Aprons

326,060N95

8

105

Statistic last May 09, 2020

1,572Calls Attended

51Doctors on the phone(TeleMed and Konsulta MD)xxHUMAN RESOURCES FOR

HEALTH (HRH) AUGMENTATION

73Number of facility requests received

3,315Number of HRH slots approved for hiring

P59MTotal amount sub- alloted/transferred

Nurses

Administrative Aides

Administrative Assistants

Nursing Attendants

Others

Radiologic Technologists

Respiratory Therapists

Medical Technologists

HIRED HEALTH WORKERS PER PRIORITY FACILITY

Facility No.

COVID Referral Hospital 340

DOH Designated Diagnostic Facility

84

Quarantine Facility (BOQ)

106

DOH Hospital 472

As of May 10, 2020

911COVID-19 Related Calls

661Non-COVID-19 Related Calls

37 Tele-assistants onthe phone (TeleMed)

1,002

CALLS CATERED BY TELEMEDICINE

PPES DISTRIBUTEDITEMS Total

Apron 108,000

Cadaver Bag 233

Coveralls 633,995

FaceMask 2,920,450

FaceShield 158,746

Gloves 1,088,670

Goggles 515,728

Gowns 559,825

Headcap 718,325

Kn95 418,220

N95 326,060

Shoe Cover 614,920

Thermal Scanners 2,522

Non-invasive ventilator 30

Sanitation Tent 10

Calls Catered by Telemedicine (As of May 09)Calls Attended 1572Covid-19 Calls 911Non-covid 661Doctors 51Tele-assistant 37

HRH HIRED PER PRIORITY FACILITY

Covid Referral Hospital 340DOH Designated Diagnpostic Facility 84Quarantine Facility (BOQ) 106

DOH Hospital 472

TOTAL 1002NUMBER OF HRH HIRED PER CADRE

Position Number Percentage

Medical Technologists 139 14%Respiratory Therapists 28 3%Radiologic

Technologists 48 5%Medical

Equipment Technicians 3 0%

Nursing Attendants 181 18%

Administrative Assistants 44 4%

Others 55 5%Administrative

Aides 99 10%Deputized Physicians 0 0%Physicians 123 12%

Nurses 282 28%Total 1002

Number of Facility requestes received 73Number of HRH slots approved 3315Total amount of sub-alloted 59M

Physicians

28

Medical Equipment Technicians3


Contact DetailsFor further information, you may reach us through the following platforms:

SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS

Facebook:fb.com/OfficialDOHgovTwitter:@DOHgovphViber:DOH PH COVID-19TikTok:@dohgovph

WEBSITES

DOH:www.doh.gov.phHealthy Pilipinas:healthypilipinas.ph

CONTACT NUMBERS

(02) 894 - COVID (26843) or1555 (for all subscribers)

TREATMENTFor case management of COVID-19 patients, healthcare providers are advised to adhere to the existing PSMID Guidelines.

1. PhilHealth. Advisory 2020-029. https://www.philhealth.gov.ph/advisories/2020/adv2020-0029.pdf.

Resources

POLICY IN-FOCUS

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Amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, vaccination remains vital to protect everyone against vaccine-preventable diseases especially children ages 0-12 months and those under 5 years old who did not receive their vaccine for selective catch-up. Check the FAQs here.

FDA UPDATES LIST OF NOTIFIED HAND SANITIZERSIn the interest of the public health and safety, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) hereby provides a list of notified hand sanitizers under the Center for Cosmetics Regulation and Research, and a list of registered topical antiseptics and antibacterials under the Center for Drug Regulation and Research. The public is hereby enjoined to be vigilant in the purchase and use of these types of products in light of proliferation of unregistered/unnotified products that are offered for sale in the market especially during this time when a state of calamity has been declared due to COVID-19 threat in the country. Check the latest list here.

Telemedicine hotlines (NCR): (02) 8424 1724KonsultaMD (02) 7798 8000

PHILHEALTH FOR ALL

As stipulated in PhilHealth Circulars 2020-0009, 0011 and 0012, all Health Care Providers (HCPs) are required to submit the itemized billing statements of patients managed as COVID – 19.1 These itemized billing statements should reflect all emergency room and hospital charges, including professional and readers’ fees that shall be submitted to PhilHealth on a weekly basis, every Friday at 2:00 PM.

For further clarification and other inquiries pertinent to the submission of itemized billing statement of COVID-19 patients, kindly email the Benefits Development and Research Department (BDRD) at [email protected] or you may call Ms. Abigail Estrada at 0966-3404645 during office hours, Mondays-Fridays.

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