No deaths from patients who tested positive for coronavirus have been reported at Harrogate District Hospital for 11 days, according to NHS figures today.
It means that the death toll at the district hospital remains at 80.
The news comes as it was revealed Harrogate has the second-highest coronavirus death rate in North Yorkshire despite the fact that it is the least deprived district.
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Meanwhile, nationally, a further 50 people who tested positive for covid-19 have died in hospital. Of that number, four were in North East and Yorkshire.
NHS England said the patients were aged between 52 and 97 years old. Two patients, aged 52 and 63, had no known underlying health conditions.
It means the death toll in England has increased to 28,759.
Ten days without hospital covid deaths – but care home numbers rise againThere have been no new reported deaths related to coronavirus at Harrogate District Hospital for the tenth day running.
The hospital’s total number of deaths remains at 80, as NHS England reports 37 new deaths across the country today.
Of those, five were in the North East and Yorkshire. Patients were aged between 48 and 94, and all but one, aged 80, had known underlying health conditions.
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Meanwhile, the number of deaths in care homes across the Harrogate district has risen to 94.
The latest figure, released today, covers all deaths in care homes until June 19. It is up by 4 from the figures released last week, which showed 90 deaths had occurred up to June 12.
As well as care homes, the data also revealed that no Harrogate people with coronavirus died in their homes, at a hospice, or in other communal establishments during that week. The total number of deaths in those locations across the Harrogate district remains at seven.
No coronavirus deaths for nine days at Harrogate HospitalHarrogate District Hospital has now gone nine days without reporting any deaths in patienta who tested positive for coronavirus, according to NHS figures today.
It means that the death toll at the district hospital remains at 80.
Nationally, a further 19 people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in hospitals. Of that number, four were in the North East and Yorkshire.
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NHS England said the patients were aged between 60 and 96 years old. All had known underlying health conditions.
It takes the national death toll up to 28,672.
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The last recorded death at the hospital happened on June 18, meaning that it remains at 80 deaths for another day with 135 patient discharges.
A further 18 people, who tested positive for the coronavirus have died, bringing the total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals in England to 28,653.
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Patients were aged between 43 and 95 years old. One patient, aged 48, had no known underlying health conditions.
One week passes without any covid deaths at Harrogate District HospitalFor the seventh consecutive day there have been no reported deaths at Harrogate District Hospital of patients who tested positive for coronavirus.
The last recorded death at the hospital happened on June 18, meaning that it remains at 80 deaths for another day with 135 patient discharges.
A further 78 people, who tested positive for the coronavirus have died- 4 in the Yorkshire and North East region. It brings the total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals in England to 28,635.
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Patients were aged between 56 and 97 years old. Two patients, aged 73 and 96, had no known underlying health conditions.
No coronavirus deaths at Harrogate hospital for six daysHarrogate District Hospital has not reported any coronavirus deaths for the last six days.
The last recorded death at the hospital happened on June 18, meaning that it remains at 80 deaths for another day with 135 patient discharges.
It comes as hospitals in England report another 67 deaths. Hospitals in the North East and Yorkshire made up 13 of those deaths.
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Patients were aged between 52 and 98 years old. One patient, aged 86, had no known underlying health conditions.
Harrogate hospital said yesterday that it has not admitted any new coronavirus patients for eight days. It also said it is at the lowest number of inpatients since the start of lockdown.
No new coronavirus patients at Harrogate hospital for more than a weekHarrogate District Hospital has not admitted any new coronavirus patients for the eighth day in a row.
It is also at the lowest number of inpatients since the start of lockdown. That news comes as the hospital reached 135 patient discharges.
The hospital has not reported any new coronavirus deaths since Saturday, so it remains at 80 deaths.
A spokesperson for the hospital said it was fantastic news:
“A massive thank you to all Harrogate hospital staff. Thank you as well to everyone who has played their part socially distancing, shielding and looking after themselves these past few tough months.”
The hospital also encouraged people to continue following social distancing guidelines to keep the number of coronavirus patients down.
Harrogate hospital reports no new coronavirus deathsNo further deaths of patients who tested positive for coronavirus have been reported at Harrogate District Hospital, according to today’s NHS figures.
It means the total number of deaths at the district hospital remains at 80.
Nationally, a further 51 people who tested positive for covid-19 have died in hospitals with eight confirmed to have died in Yorkshire and the North East.
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NHS England said the patients were aged between 48 and 96 years old and all had known underlying health conditions.
It means the coronavirus death toll in hospitals across England has increased to 28,435.
No coronavirus deaths in Harrogate hospital for another dayHarrogate District Hospital has not reported any coronavirus deaths for a third day running.
The last death at the hospital happened last Thursday, but any which occurred more recently could still be updated in the coming days.
It means that the total number of deaths at the hospital in Harrogate remains at 80, and it has also discharged 125 patients.
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Hospitals across England have recorded 46 deaths in today’s NHS figures, bringing the total deaths up to 28,384.
Patients were aged between 51 and 97 years old. Two of the patients, who were aged 84 and 87, had no known underlying health conditions.
No coronavirus deaths in Harrogate with lowest UK toll since lockdownHarrogate District Hospital has not reported any coronavirus deaths today as the UK records the lowest daily toll.
The hospital in Harrogate remains at 80 deaths in total and has also discharged 125 patients.
New statistics from the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) show that there have been 15 coronavirus deaths in the UK. It means that the UK has now recorded 42,647 deaths.
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It will be welcome news for many but there is usually a lag in reporting after weekends.
That is across all settings including care homes and anywhere in the community, not just hospitals.
Separate NHS figures out today revealed that England’s hospitals reported 20 deaths – the fact that these hospital deaths are lower than deaths in all settings may seem confusing.
Our understanding is that the DHSC figures are for all settings reported on the previous day whereas the NHS hospital figures could be from days or even weeks ago.