ICU occupancy rate in Spain 2020-2022, by COVID-19 status| ��ƽ��

Number of critical care (CC) beds occupied in hospitals in Spain between August 2020 and May 2022, by COVID-19 status

Characteristic	CC beds occupied COVID	CC beds occupied non-COVID	CC beds unoccupied
May 2022	355	3,798	4,762
April 2022	315	3,746	4,770
March 2022	417	3,947	4,618
February 2022	941	3,461	4,555
January 2022	2,034	3,140	4,169
December 2021	1,812	3,081	4,247
November 2021	736	4,034	4,257
October 2021	407	3,872	4,635
September 2021	674	3,630	4,748
August 2021	1,514	2,868	4,703
July 2021	1,713	2,851	4,701
June 2021	584	3,789	4,774
May 2021	1,285	3,526	4,831
April 2021	2,296	3,179	4,572
March 2021	1,843	3,128	4,957
February 2021	2,923	2,784	4,697
January 2021	4,894	2,311	3,616
December 2020	2,026	2,637	4,873
November 2020	2,590	2,972	4,177
October 2020	2,563	2,641	4,239
September 2020	1,561	2,978	4,219
August 2020	879	2,780	4,814

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June 2022

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Spain

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2020 to 2022

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considers data from the last day of each month

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On May 31, 2022, there were 355 critical care (CC) beds in Spain occupied with patients who had tested positive for COVID-19, while 3,798 beds were occupied with patients due to non-COVID causes. Close to five thousand beds across the country remained free on this date. The number of critical care beds occupied with COVID patients peaked in Spain in January 2021 when 4,894 patients required critical care treatment.

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