1/ A long thread showing the full situation of where we are now in regards COVID-19
First up positive tests (Specimen date) v NHS Deaths
First up positive tests (Specimen date) v NHS Deaths
2/ Positive tests (Specimen date) v NHS England in hospital
3/ Positive tests v Hospital admissions England.
4/ As of 9th August this shows the levels of people in hospital trusts that have COVID-19. So 60% of trusts had 0 COVID-19 patients
5/ Hospital admissions per 100k per region
6/ Numbers in English hospitals by region
7/ Positive tests by region per 100,000
8/ Number of people on ventilators in England by region
9/ Positive tests v Hospital deaths England in a different view
10/ Positive tests v Hospital admissions in a different view
11/ Hospital / Positive test data by nation. Wales admissions are a load of nonsense with how they are reported so you should ignore that! This data will suffer some data lag.
12/ Number of triages through 111 / 999. Also important to know that in March there were over 1 MILLION calls (all calls) abandoned so if everyone got through this number would be way higher. Last March only 34,000 calls were abandoned.
13/ NHS England deaths 7 day average.
14/ The end. So please tell me looking at the above why the Gov are making policy on as they call it cases. Which is not the case it is a positive test which does not mean you have it nor does it mean you are infectious. Without knowing that how can you make decisions?
