Vexed Vax Jabs Charted over Time in Database: Don't be k1oooless!

[k1ooo-slr-sales]

I was going to title this topic COVID vaccination rates and opening up at 80% (by the numbers) . . . but went with the one suggested by countess on another thread.

Please note that I am not starting this thread for the discussion of COVID vaccination, making vaccination mandatory or the pros/cons of vaccination.

This thread is also not for posting about 'early stage treatments' for COVID.  I may well report any such posts for being off-topic if they are made.

I won't be posting arguments for or against vaccination, just the numbers and percentages that will drive the easing of restrictions.

The intention of this thread is to provide an analysis of the figures that I haven't been able to find elsewhere.  It is for me to post screengrabs of an Excel spreadsheet that shows the double dose percentages that will become crucial in opening up the country.

I will prepare a spoiler so that members can see how the spreadsheet numbers are calculated.   The spoiler will also note the source I use for spreadsheet preparation.

If anyone notices any errors in my calculations or screengrabs then please let me know.

[countessalmirena]

In case anyone has missed this…

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@k1ooo-slr-sales wrote:

Australia has reached the 80% double vaccination rate for those 16+

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[countessalmirena]

Vaccinations and case numbers in Victoria as of 5th October 2021), reported 6th November:

Vaccination At least first dose	Vaccination Second dose	TOTAL vaccination doses currently in Victoria
92.23% (16+)	84.01% (16+)	4,987,445 at least partially vaccinated (16+) 4,542,772 fully vaccinated (16+)
82.42% (12-15)	61.85% (12-15)	254,363 at least partially vaccinated (12-15) 190,891 fully vaccinated (12-15)
NEW CASES over last 24 hours	No. of tests processed over last 24 hours	TOTAL CASES currently active in Victoria
1,268	65,410 tests	16,662
Lives lost over last 24 hours	Cases currently hospitalised	Cases currently in ICU
10 deaths 1 woman in her 50s 2 men & 1 woman in their 70s 1 man & 2 women in their 80s	651 patients 84% either unvaccinated or not fully vaccinated.	106 patients. 70 are on ventilators. 96% either unvaccinated or not fully vaccinated.
	Reff over last 7 days 0.90 (0.79 - 1.03) as at 04/11/2021	Currently in isolation (close contacts) More than 77,600 active primary close contacts

Vaccination information sourced from health.gov.au

[countessalmirena]

People who have passed away with COVID-19 in Victoria

as of 6/11/2021

Age group	Male	Female	Total
0 to 9	0	0	0
10-19	0	1	1
20-29	2	1	3
30-39	3	0	3
40-49	8	2	10
50-59	27	15	42
60-69	53	25	78
70-79	137	86	223
80-89	238	225	463
90+	125	220	345
Total	593	575	1,168

These numbers represent the total number of people in Victoria who have died with COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020.

[k1ooo-slr-sales]

- NSW 93.9% first vaccination, Australia without NSW is some 6.7 percentage points behind

- NSW 89.8% double dose, Australia without NSW is some 13.7 percentage points behind

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Australia has reached the 80% double vaccination rate for those 16+

The rate of change of NSW percentages has slowed dramatically

The gaps continue to narrow.

[countessalmirena]

I want to see those stubborn areas catching up. Interesting... that some of the more affluent suburbs in Melbourne are lower than the state average. It certainly isn't due to lack of vaccine availability.

For other states, there are still areas lagging behind; I hope that the people in those areas put on their skates and get onto the metaphorical rink.

[countessalmirena]

Vaccinations and case numbers in Victoria as of 6th October 2021), reported 7th November:

Vaccination At least first dose	Vaccination Second dose	TOTAL vaccination doses currently in Victoria
92.27% (16+)	84.42% (16+)	4,989,767 at least partially vaccinated (16+) 4,565,256 fully vaccinated (16+)
82.63% (12-15)	63.47% (12-15)	255,019 at least partially vaccinated (12-15) 195,867 fully vaccinated (12-15)
NEW CASES over last 24 hours	No. of tests processed over last 24 hours	TOTAL CASES currently active in Victoria
1,173	56,649 tests	16,413
Lives lost over last 24 hours	Cases currently hospitalised	Cases currently in ICU
9 deaths 1 man in his 30s 1 man & 1 woman in their 60s 2 men & 2 women in their 70s 1 man in his 80s 1 man in his 90s	568 patients	96 patients. 63 are on ventilators. Additionally, ≥ 60 patients no longer COVID-19-positive but still being treated in ICU.
	Reff over last 7 days 0.90 (0.79 - 1.03) as at 04/11/2021	Currently in isolation (close contacts) More than 77,700 active primary close contacts

Vaccination information sourced from health.gov.au

[countessalmirena]

People who have passed away with COVID-19 in Victoria

as of 7/11/2021

Age group	Male	Female	Total
0 to 9	0	0	0
10-19	0	1	1
20-29	2	1	3
30-39	4	0	4
40-49	8	2	10
50-59	27	15	42
60-69	54	26	80
70-79	139	88	227
80-89	239	225	464
90+	126	220	346
Total	599	578	1,177

These numbers represent the total number of people in Victoria who have died with COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020.

[countessalmirena]

I committed to only posting data that was publicly available. Anything else I could not justify.

Hence, when the Victorian government officials ceased to give daily press conferences, and - even more pertinently - when the Victorian government ceased to give details about the daily deaths, I could either have posted only the "overview" non-specific information that was released daily, or provide at least some more specific information (number and sex of people within each age group whose deaths were reported daily).

The only way to source that information now - without using confidential information from personal /professional sources - is to compare the data posted each day on the Victorian coronavirus "additional data" page.

The page provides rolling information; that is, the information is refreshed daily. That is why I must track that information daily before it is edited to reflect the daily change.

[k1ooo-slr-sales]

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@countessalmirena wrote:

I want to see those stubborn areas catching up. Interesting... that some of the more affluent suburbs in Melbourne are lower than the state average. It certainly isn't due to lack of vaccine availability.

For other states, there are still areas lagging behind; I hope that the people in those areas put on their skates and get onto the metaphorical rink.

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SA has announced that their borders will open up on 23rd Nov.  This announcement should see a spike in SA vaccination data.

[springyzone]

Excellent link, particularly interested to see the numbers in each nursing home.

Plus all the cluster sites.