| From : | KOCHISHVILI Nika (EEAS-TBILISI) <Nino.KOCHISHVILI@eeas.europa.eu> |
| To : | Tamar Gabunia <tgabunia@moh.gov.ge>; Amiran Gamkrelidze <A.Gamkrelidze@ncdc.ge> |
| Subject : | RE: COVID19 - info update required |
| Cc : | Ketevan Goginashvili <kgoginashvili@moh.gov.ge>; Maia Nikoleishvili <mnikoleishvili@moh.gov.ge>; Ana Kasradze Gmail <anakasradze@gmail.com>; CRAMPES Julien (EEAS-TBILISI) <Julien.CRAMPES@eeas.europa.eu>; DE MERCEY Colombe (EEAS-TBILISI) <Colombe.DE-MERCEY@eeas.europa.eu>; mail@lajoskovacs.com; Lika Gamgebeli <gamgebelilika@gmail.com>; Irma Khonelidze Gmail <ikhonelidze@gmail.com>; Khvicha Getia Gmail <khgetia@gmail.com>; Maia Alkhazashvili <M.Alkhazashvili@ncdc.ge>; Gvantsa Chanturia <gvantsa.chanturia@ncdc.ge>; Nana Kavtaradze <n.kavtaradze@ncdc.ge> |
| Received On : | 21.09.2020 06:56 |
Dear Colleagues,
I verified with my colleagues question regarding date of information, and we would be grateful if you could provide figures on tests
including 21 September.
We are still looking forward for the updates on the beds:
“6500 rooms in
84 hotels have been used to quarantine over
22.000 people. Around
3000 patients have made use of the fever clinics.
In total,
297 inpatient facilities operate across the country with
17,514 beds available of which
3,279 are reserved for Covid cases. 2,290
beds are available in intensive care units of which
1,040 are reserved for Covid cases. 1749 ventilators are available for the management of respiratory distress syndrome. “
Please send us the complete questionnaire reflecting 21 September state with required data not later 23 September morning.
Thank you,
Nika
From: KOCHISHVILI Nika (EEAS-TBILISI)
Sent: 18 September 2020 22:20
To: 'Nana Kavtaradze'
Cc: Ketevan Goginashvili
Subject: RE: COVID19 - info update required
Dear Nana,
Thank you very much for provided data. I acknowledge that they reflect data until 17 September, while in the questionnaire last
question is requiring g number of tests conducted from 7 to 21 September “How many tests conducted in the last 2 weeks, from 7 September to 21 September?”
I will verify with my colleagues whether this question foresees data including 21 September and come back to you. I also understand
that you will not be able to provide data of 21 September until 23 September.
Enjoy the weekend,
Nika
From: Nana Kavtaradze <n.kavtaradze@ncdc.ge>
Sent: 18 September 2020 22:09
To: KOCHISHVILI Nika (EEAS-TBILISI) <Nino.KOCHISHVILI@eeas.europa.eu>;
Tamar Gabunia <tgabunia@moh.gov.ge>; Amiran Gamkrelidze
<A.Gamkrelidze@ncdc.ge>
Cc: Ketevan Goginashvili <kgoginashvili@moh.gov.ge>;
Maia Nikoleishvili <mnikoleishvili@moh.gov.ge>;
Ana Kasradze Gmail <anakasradze@gmail.com>; CRAMPES
Julien (EEAS-TBILISI) <Julien.CRAMPES@eeas.europa.eu>;
DE MERCEY Colombe (EEAS-TBILISI) <Colombe.DE-MERCEY@eeas.europa.eu>;
mail@lajoskovacs.com; Lika Gamgebeli <gamgebelilika@gmail.com>;
Irma Khonelidze Gmail <ikhonelidze@gmail.com>;
Khvicha Getia Gmail <khgetia@gmail.com>; Maia Alkhazashvili
<M.Alkhazashvili@ncdc.ge>; Gvantsa Chanturia
<gvantsa.chanturia@ncdc.ge>
Subject: Re: COVID19 - info update required
Dear Nika,
Please find attached the answers to the Commission's questions on testing. Please kindly pay attention
that the last question - number of tests conducted in last 2 weeks defines the time-frame from 3 Sep to 17 Sep. As agreed, we will provide the numbers reflecting the period to 21 Sept early next week.
Best regards,
Nana Kavtaradze
From: KOCHISHVILI Nika (EEAS-TBILISI) <Nino.KOCHISHVILI@eeas.europa.eu>
Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2020 10:36:58
To: Tamar Gabunia; Amiran Gamkrelidze
Cc: Nana Kavtaradze; Ketevan Goginashvili; Maia Nikoleishvili; Ana Kasradze Gmail; CRAMPES Julien (EEAS-TBILISI); DE MERCEY Colombe (EEAS-TBILISI);
mail@lajoskovacs.com; Lika Gamgebeli
Subject: COVID19 - info update required
Dear colleagues,
We are approaching you with our traditional request to update the COVID related data. Please note that this time the Commission services required more detailed data. We would be grateful lf you could provide answers on the
questionnaire by the end of tomorrow.
Testing types
·
What are the different types of tests used today (describe method)?
·
Are there plans to introduce other types of testing?
Testing capacities
·
How many tests can be conducted per day?
·
How many laboatories can analyse samples in Georgia?
·
What is the average waiting time to analyse a sample?
Testing frequency
·
Are tests systematic upon entry into Georgia (all types of travellers / businessmen etc)
·
Are tests systematic when case of symptoms
·
Are tests systematic when contact with a person infected with Covid
·
Are tests available on demand / privately
·
Is there also systematic testing for some types of workers (which ones)?
·
Is there also random testing / regional testing? Please describe in detail.
Actual testing statistics
·
How many tests conducted since the beginning?
·
How many tests conducted in the last 2 weeks, from 7 September to 21 September?
Please update:
6500 rooms in
84 hotels have been used to quarantine over
22.000 people. Around
3000 patients have made use of the fever clinics.
In total, 297 inpatient facilities operate across the country with
17,514 beds available of which
3,279 are reserved for Covid cases. 2,290
beds are available in intensive care units of which
1,040 are reserved for Covid cases. 1749 ventilators are available for the management of respiratory distress syndrome.
We thank you in advance for your support,
Nika
Nino (Nika) Kochishvili (Mrs)
Progamme Officer
Delegation of the European Union to Georgia
64b Chavchavadze Avenue
0179 Tbilisi, Georgia
Tel.: +995-32-236 43 64
Email: Nino.Kochishvili@eeas.europa.eu