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NHS Test and Trace (England) and coronavirus testing (UK) statistics: 22 October to 28 October

Experimental statistics for weeks 1 to 22 of NHS Test and Trace contact tracing in England and coronavirus testing (UK).

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Department of Health and Social Care
Published
5 November 2020

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Weekly statistics for NHS Test and Trace (England) and coronavirus testing (UK): 22 October to 28 October

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The data reflects the first 22 weeks of operation of NHS Test and Trace in England, and testing operations in the UK since late March.

For NHS Test and Trace (England), this includes:

Testing

  • people tested for coronavirus (COVID-19), England
  • people testing positive for coronavirus (COVID-19), England
  • time taken for test results to become available, England

Contact tracing

  • people transferred to the contact-tracing system, and the time taken for them to be reached, England
  • close contacts identified for complex and non-complex cases, and the time taken for them to be reached, England

For coronavirus testing in the UK, this includes:

  • lab testing capacity, UK
  • number of tests sent out, UK
  • number of tests processed, UK

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Published 5 November 2020

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