COVID-19: Release of indicators for Sunday, March 21, 2021
Following the technical issues detected on Friday, March 19, 2021, in the data transmission chain to Santé publique France, initial investigations and findings have made it possible to restore access to certain data, though not yet to all data streams, which will be restored in the coming days. Here is an update on the data that will be published and made available this evening.
Contacts
Santé publique France
presse@santepubliquefrance.fr
Update on the data to be published and made available this evening (March 21, 2021):
On the dashboard of the Agency’s website:
the number of confirmed cases (and change since yesterday)
the positivity rate
the number of deaths
data on hospitalizations and admissions to intensive care
the number of people who have received at least one dose of the vaccine
On the Géodes open data platform:
data from the SIVIC information system. Data from the Vaccin Covid and SI-DEP databases will be available as open data on the Géodes platform in the coming days.
On the data.gouv open data platform:
National data from the Vaccin Covid information system
The Agency remains fully committed, in collaboration with all its data-producing partners, to restoring access to all data as soon as possible.
We thank everyone who uses these indicators on a daily basis for their understanding.
Generating baseline data and making it accessible
Since the start of the epidemic, thanks to a broad network of field personnel and information systems built under exceptional conditions, Santé publique France teams have been working tirelessly to fulfill their missions regarding the consistency of the surveillance system, the collection and analysis of data in real time, and the provision of expert and reference information to everyone.
The Agency has made this a priority, resulting in the daily publication of more than 140 indicators that track the dynamics of the epidemic.
This priority comes with a responsibility: to provide verified, consolidated, and reliable indicators. This entails reporting in real time and with transparency in the event of developments or incidents—from detection, through impact assessment, to resolution.
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