46,818 Pillar 1 tests processed.. 163 positive.
53,577 Pillar 2 processed....461 positive.
83,058 Pillar 2 sent out.
đ„ IF NONE UNCLEAR 0.35% of pillar 1 (hospital, healthcare settings & clinical need) are positive
đ„0.86% of Pillar 2 tests are positive (community, essential workers, care homes - mostly).
This is where flare ups seen
So nearly 2.5 times the pillar 1
If none are unclear.
We need to know how many are as it affects %.
Also is a performance indicator.
Also these may give indicators where the weaknesses are in the system.
đ„ No data here
So if virtually all your positives are in one town that is key info.
That sort of data is not included in THIS report. But Manchester/ Leicester/ Liverpool have demonstrated its importance.
How are ânon returned kitsâ investigated?
What actions are taken because people are out there needing tests & not getting them.
How quickly is this actioned?
By whom?
How many are there?
Do we even know?
Just a handful?
Thousands?
But Pillar 1 & 2 we REALLY need to know and the timescales and applicable regions and towns.
So how many MIGHT be Pillar 3 and 4?
That still leaves over 2.5 million that seem highly likely to be Pillar 1 or 2.
Given Pillar 1 are only counted when processed that seems to đ Pillar 2 âïž
Of course there is bound to be a bit of a lag between sending out a kit & returning or swabbing someone & processing it, but Hancock baby claimed a quite marvellous degree of speed only days ago
It looks rather massive.
When you think about that lots of other questions then arise quite apart from risk of untested people.
đ„What about the decision to commission in this way?
đŠ To continue to do so
đ„ What was in those contracts about notification of non returns? Voided kits? Reasons? Unclears? IT systems? QA?
đŠ Who oversees, audits data and payments?
It doesnât affect the rest of the calculations.
It isnât 2.9 million unprocessed kits.
It is 2,407,932.
However that still means that is A LOT of unprocessed diagnostic tests without adequate explanation
Damn
Now I am wondering if I should redo the thread