Thread by @HaraldofW

1/7 🇸🇪- When it comes to #covid19 deaths at care homes or in those receiving home care service. Stockholm region has the same distribution as the rest of the country with ca 50% of deaths in those living in care homes and additional ca 25% in those receiving home care service.+

2/7 Already in May, some +50% of Stockholm region care homes had someone infected. Today it could be 3/4 of all care homes perhaps?+ sll.se/verksamhet/hal…

3/7 Stockholm region performed an early study amongst care homes with some interesting indications. My graph below indicates that in care homes with #covid19, they generally have more employees+ #COVID19 #Covid19Sweden

4/7 further indicating that care homes with #covid19 are larger with more residents (left graph with covid and right graph without). Last graphs will look at c19 deaths per 10 000 in relation to income and care home residents+

5/7 I also want to understand the distribution of spread in Sthlm city. This graph looks at #covid19 per 10’ deaths in relation to % of Stockholm city care home population. I would have guessed the reverse pattern?+ #COVID19

6/7 last graph looks at #covid19 in relation to income where 1 is highest average income. It seems regions not as well of have a higher c19 impact.+ #COVID19sverige

7/7 So we have more #covid19 cases in poorer districts where the percentage of care home population is lower and perhaps where care homes are larger and with more enployees? Suggestions?/END