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COVID-19 IN REGION 5 – BICOL
(as of July 14, 2020)
PROVINCE COVID POSITIVE COVID DEATHS
ALBAY 87 4
CAMARINES SUR 95 1
MASBATE 21 0
SORSOGON 11 1
CATANDUANES 9 0
CAMARINES NORTE 8 1
DOH CHD-BICOL
Covid-19 Tracker

COVID-19
Referral Center
Legazpi City, Albay
As of July 14, 2020
1,757 consultations
359 admissions
BRTTH

Training on Donning &
Doffing of PPE Safety Precautions

Physical Distancing
Segregation of ARI
non-COVID patients

Skeletal Workforce
Online
Conferences/Meetings

Other Measures
 RTPCR Testing of hospital employees
 Isolation of infected personnel/Clearance prior to
duty/work
 Dedicated COVID-19 duty team
 Restriction of Movement Within the Hospital
 Retrofitting of hospital areas
 Limitation of ER/Ward Admissions and OPD
Consultations
 Strengthening of the Service Delivery Network in Albay
 Telemedicine/Telehealth Workflow

Performance Indicators
(as of July 14, 2020)
 COVID-19 Mortalities/Case Fatality Rate in Albay
4.6% 4 died out of 87 COVID-19 positive cases
 COVID-19 Positive Health Care Providers in BRTTH
1% 15 positive hcws out of 1,458 personnel
 COVID-19 Mortality among BRTTH Health Care Providers
NONE

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