Off Topic Covid 19 restrictions have done one

Number of patients admitted with COVID-19 and number of inpatients diagnosed with COVID-19 by age group.

The figures for more recent dates appear to show a similar rate of decline.




https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-work-areas/covid-19-hospital-activity/

 

They tend to be produced in China, who don't use them themselves.

 

NE Lincolnshire are almost as bad, so my theory is something to do with the docks.

 

Its mainly down to the fact that less round here are able to work from home as we have twice the average number of factories, including food production.

 

Spoke too soon. Got one off awaiting results.

 

The clot didn't look both ways. "Look left, look right, look left again."

 

Genocide?

 

Rock n roll.


So long as we can pull them all out of the oxygen tent.

 

I think it's seaside.

 

Nowt like a good awareness campaign.

Especially for the cut n paste ‘It’s only flu bro’’ types.


Allam’s OUT

 

Really weird that PHE/NIMS reckon there are 61.3m people in England. The last ONS estimate (from mid-2019) was 56.3m, with year-on-year growth of just 300k. I wonder who's way out.

 

I expect both have a variance in them. The ONS data will be skewed by those not registered, and I suspect the PHE data is taken from GP's, who may have people on their books that aren't in the ONS data base for a variety of reasons.

It's a fair point though, and people really do need to treat all data with caution, no matter where it is from.