For my first foray into healthcare data, I've been taking a look at the detailed NHS data up to 01-Oct released today. What I found interesting is the context of the overall non-covid numbers also reported. So apparently in the South West only 0.3% beds are covid patients 01-Oct.
Experts have warned of “health data poverty” if new technologies like artificial intelligence are based on unrepresentative datasets.
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7108 new UK positives today (30-Sep). Below is the chart from 21-Sep briefing with the "example scenario" of positives doubling every 7 days. Actuals overlaid in blue. Lighter blue is where the actual breached the red bar level. Now with rolling average to smooth out the weekend.
Maybe take with a pinch of salt: 4044 new UK positives today (28-Sep). Below is the chart from 21-Sep briefing with "example scenario" of positives doubling every 7 days. Actuals overlaid in blue. The lighter blue is where the actual was more than the "example" to show to extra.