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Scottish numbers: 13 June 2020
21 new confirmed cases of COVID-19
5 new reported deaths of people who have tested positive
A total of 136,146 people in Scotland have been tested through NHS labs to date. Of these:
120,416 were confirmed negative
15,730 were positive
This will be an underestimate of the number of cases. Not everyone with the virus will display symptoms and not all those with symptoms will be tested. Of the people who have tested positive:
3,892 inpatients have been discharged from hospital since 5 March
582 were in hospital last night: 13 of whom were in intensive care; plus 7 more people in intensive care with suspected COVID-19
2,447 have died
Previous data for the figures reported are available at: Trends in daily data. Data by health board Health BoardTotal confirmed cases to datePeople in hospital at midnight (confirmed)People in intensive care at midnight (confirmed or suspected)Ayrshire and Arran1,0876*Borders327**Dumfries and Galloway261**Fife88458*Forth Valley9507*Grampian1,28856*Greater Glasgow and Clyde4,004255*Highland3417*Lanarkshire2,03150*Lothian2,8031356Orkney8**Shetland54**Tayside1,6867*Eileanan Siar (Western Isles)6**Golden Jubilee National HospitalN/A**Note: Case numbers are by board of residence; numbers of inpatients are by location of the hospital. (n/a – number of cases not applicable for Golden Jubilee National Hospital) * less than five Numbers in hospital were previously reported in this table as the total of confirmed and suspected. However from 5 May 2020 onwards these are confirmed only. This is due to discontinuity in suspected cases due to increased levels of screening. Testing On 12 June there were:
4,323 tests carried out by NHS Scotland in hospitals, care homes or the community, making a total of 214,476 COVID-19 tests through NHS labs to date.
In addition, 1,413 drive through and mobile tests were carried out by the Regional Testing Centres (RTCs) in Scotland, bringing the total of those to 75,281 tests to date.
As of 11 June:
At least 44,522 key workers or symptomatic family members had been tested through NHS laboratories. Of those tested approximately 49% were healthcare workers or their families, 42% were social care staff and family members and 6% were from the rest of the public sector, including the prison service and firefighters.
Care homes On 12 June there were:
366 (34%) adult care homes with a current case of suspected COVID-19. At least one resident in the care home has exhibited symptoms during the last 14 days.
683 (63%) adult care homes which have lodged at least one notification for suspected COVID-19 to the Care Inspectorate since the start of the epidemic. 520 of these care homes have reported more than one case of suspected COVID-19.
6,333 cumulative cases of suspected COVID-19 in care homes. This is an increase of 23 suspected cases on the previous day.
Over the week commencing 1 June:
3,353 care home staff tests were carried out, bringing the total through NHS labs to 18,110.
2,133 care home resident tests were carried out, bringing the total through NHS labs to 15,373.
Please note that these figures detailing care home staff and resident tests were updated after initial publication on 10 June due to an error.
Further weekly information is available about COVID-19 in care homes, including cases by size, sector and location, and deaths reported to the Care Inspectorate.
Community Health and Care On 12 June there were:
2,688 calls to 111 and 375 calls to the Coronavirus Helpline. The number of calls to 111 includes all calls, whether or not they relate to COVID-19.
As at 11 June, 1,592 Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS) attendances, of which 247 were for suspected COVID-19. SAS took 169 people to hospital with suspected COVID-19.
As at 11 June, 748 people delayed in hospital. This is 864 less than the baseline period (04/03 weekly return).
As at 8 June:
179,997 people in Scotland are identified as at high clinical risk of Covid-19 and are advised to shield.
Almost three quarters (130,908 people) are aged 55 or over and 2% (3,940) are children under the age of 16. Demographic breakdowns of those on the shielding list at 1 June are published in the PHS Coronavirus (COVID-19) weekly report for Scotland referenced at the bottom of this webpage.
Local authorities have had direct contact with 85% of those advised to shield (either through proactive contact or receipt of calls) to discuss support needs.
A total of 99,376 people are registered with the shielding SMS service.
There were 51,137 individuals signed up for weekly food box deliveries and 46,381 registered for priority supermarket delivery. Individuals can sign up for these services either via SMS registration or by contacting their local authority.
Health and social care staff
5,193 NHS staff, or around 3.1% of the NHS workforce, reported as absent on 12 June due to a range of reasons related to COVID-19.
2,315 staff were reported as absent in adult care homes due to COVID-19, based on returns received from 858 (79%) adult care homes as at 9 June. Staff absent due to COVID-19 represents 5.1% of all adult care home staff (45,816) for whom a return was provided.
The absence figures for NHS staff and care home staff are calculated in different ways and caution should be exercised in making comparisons – see the data sources and definitions document for full details. Deaths of health and social care workers related to COVID-19 As at 9 June, we have been notified by Health Boards or the Care Inspectorate of 7 deaths of healthcare workers and 11 deaths of social care workers, related to COVID-19. We are not able to confirm how many of these staff contracted COVID-19 through their work. We update this information every Wednesday. About this data and other data sources Previous data is available at: Trends in daily data. Also available as open data at https://statistics.gov.scot. The data reported is management information based on a range of operational systems. While checks are completed before publication to ensure data robustness, due to the speed of reporting these data are not currently subject to the full range of processes and quality assurance that would be required for Official Statistics. For more information about the data please see Data definitions and sources. The latest numbers will publish at 2pm each day. COVID-19: modelling the epidemic in Scotland The Scottish Government, like other governments around the world, is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. A key part of this response is to model the potential spread and level of the virus in Scotland, and to compare the Scottish experience to other parts of the UK and other countries around the world. The results of this work are used to help the Scottish Government and the wider public sector, and in particular the health service, plan and put in place what is needed to keep us safe and treat people who have virus e.g. to decide how many Intensive Care Beds (ICU) we need for Covid patients. Modelling reports are available on the Coronavirus (COVID-19): modelling the epidemic publications page More data on COVID-19 deaths A weekly report on COVID-19 related deaths (including those where COVID-19 is suspected) is available from National Records of Scotland (NRS). This report provides a breakdown of deaths by age, sex, setting (hospital, care home or home) and area (NHS Board area and Local Authority). It is updated every Wednesday. Read more: https://www.nrscotland.gov.uk/covid19stats More data on people affected by COVID-19 Public Health Scotland reports on the demographic characteristics (age, sex, deprivation) of people affected by COVID-19. It also looks at some of the wider impacts of the virus on the healthcare system, comparing recent trends in activity with historic norms. It is updated every Wednesday. Read more: https://beta.isdscotland.org/find-publications-and-data/population-health/covid-19 Related information General information about coronavirus is available at: www.gov.scot/coronavirus
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