18,773 Tests (417,649 total).
13,839 People (327,608 Total)
4617 +ves (103,093 total)
4.06% tests to get one +ve.
That suggests more testing, maybe of recovered patients before discharge, maybe of NHS staff.
861 Deaths.(13,729 total) 13.3%
13,839 People (327,608 Total)
4617 +ves (103,093 total)
4.06% tests to get one +ve.
That suggests more testing, maybe of recovered patients before discharge, maybe of NHS staff.
861 Deaths.(13,729 total) 13.3%
I attach @jneill easy to read graphs.
There are some small differences between my figures and DHSC, Eg re number of tests, as I simply subtract yesterday’s total from today’s. No idea what DHSC does.
There are some small differences between my figures and DHSC, Eg re number of tests, as I simply subtract yesterday’s total from today’s. No idea what DHSC does.
Here are @Egbert_PengWu cumulative charts.
A reminder that the deaths are HOSPITAL deaths - numbers often delayed- not community deaths over which there is quite a controversy at present suggesting they are under represented - and also delayed.
A reminder that the deaths are HOSPITAL deaths - numbers often delayed- not community deaths over which there is quite a controversy at present suggesting they are under represented - and also delayed.
Some data on deaths in hospitals, care homes, homes, hospices
2018 v w/e 3rd April 2020
2018 v w/e 3rd April 2020
Generally it looks as if RATE of admissions to hospital is slackening off in London, midlands and NW. East of England seems to be rising after a dip. Maybe plateauing in other Regions. 
The % next to 4.06 tests to get 1 positive is a mistake!
