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Since people are sometimes tested multiple times, the data cannot be used to determine what proportion of the total population has already been registered. When comparing countries, there may be uncertainties, as there are different approaches to reporting negative test results in different countries, for example, or results from all test labs may not be included everywhere. Also in Austria Negative test results do not have to be submitted as a priority, which can lead to a late appearance in the official figures.
Despite certain limitations, experts have often described him as exemplary in the treatment of crown crisis. Iceland long time nothing: with Luxembourg It is followed by another small European country with around 56 tests per 1,000 inhabitants. Estonia from Sunday (April 19) it reached a value of just over 31, Norway and the Switzerland around 26 and Italy the 23
Austria in the midfield: OECD recommends increasing testing capabilities
Austria it is almost on par with its little more than 20 tests for every 1,000 citizens Slovenia too Spain (As of April 13) and Germany (As of April 12). This is followed by an exemplary selection Denmark and Czech Republic (around 16), followed by the USES (twelve and South Korea (eleven). The Slovakia recorded around nine on April 20 France there were seven (as of April 14) in Britain from April 19 around six and Hungary about five tests on 1,000 residents. In Swedenwho has a significantly different course when dealing with the Crisis disk drives, in the context of which the country has been relatively moderate in the use of tests for a long time, as of April 12 it was just over seven tests for every 1,000 inhabitants.
