Thread by @MarkkuPeltonen

Use of care and mortality due to corona in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland and Estonia; data from yesterdays 6.4 reports. Read through the thread. (English version)

Fig 1. Number of persons in intensive care per day. Measures the burden on intensive care capacity. 1/x

Fig 2. Number of persons in hospital care per day. One person can be counted for several days. Measures the burden on hospital capacity. 2/

Fig 3. Mortality per million population. 3/

Fig 4. Mortality per million population on log-scale, by days since 10th death. Same data as fig 3, but y-axis helps to understand rate of change, and time-scale unified. 4/

Fig 5(5). Absolute number of deaths by days since 10th death in the country.
(Attempts to get same starting point/phase of the epidemic for all countries). 5/x

Figs 1 and 2: Persons in treatment per day; Norway and Denmark are still levelling off. Iceland and Estonia peaked? Sweden and Ice were on same relative level few days ago, but now separated. Finland still steadily increasing from low levels; how far? 6/

Mortality data, still lots of corrections to the dates of deaths, but these do not affect the slopes anymore, as the last few days are now excluded from the reporting here. Finland still on a more flat curve, but informed yesterday about delays in reporting of the deaths. 7/

All data here is collected from public sources (see footnotes). Mainly used official reports but not always possible. Can’t guarantee data from different countries is exactly comparable (but I believe better quality than what's available on most/all? international databases). 8/

It also seems the countries have some trouble to provide reliable data rapidly.
Be critical about the data/results before jumping on conclusions.
Happy to get comments and suggestions. 9/9