Combined experience in mathematical modelling. Are you an expert I hadn’t realised. Sorry! Have you completed the same data analysis as the university of warwick modellers?The data suggests not actually as if vaccines are successful you can vaccinate less than 50% of the population and eliminate 99% of deaths.
As for the hundreds of years I’m confused. Less than three hundred years ago the wisdom would have been to stick leaches on you
Combined experience in mathematical modelling. Are you an expert I hadn’t realised. Sorry! Have you completed the same data analysis as the university of warwick modellers?
You seem rather agitated so I’ll leave it there
Job done then. Made up for you.
It’s not neil Ferguson its friends who work their balls off to help us so sharing it for interest. I’m only frustrated that you dismiss others expertise so readily for no reason that I can understandI haven’t the expertise of Neil Ferguson whose expertise the government followed as without his expertise in modelling we could have reached 20,000 deaths by the time the virus had gone.
the assumptions are based purely on effacy rates
You seem rather agitated so I’ll leave it there
How about the 39.5 yos?Under 40 and it’s a tiny risk
I’ve been out working with district nurses for the last 3 weeks . Got a phone call from my manager Friday morning telling me I had to go for a covid test due to several colleagues and patients showing symptoms. Between The phonecall Friday morning and getting the test Friday afternoon 8 other staff members tested positive. Thankfully mine came back negative , Im due my 2 vaccine jab in April
Combined experience in mathematical modelling. Are you an expert I hadn’t realised. Sorry! Have you completed the same data analysis as the university of warwick modellers?
I’m trying to find the actual research to share rather than the newspaper story. It’s at different levels of efficacy isnt itIt does confuse me somewhat though Pete as approximately 99% of the hospitalisations come from the top 9 groups being vaccinated?
I’m trying to find the actual research to share rather than the newspaper story. It’s at different levels of efficacy isnt it
It’s not neil Ferguson its friends who work their balls off to help us so sharing it for interest. I’m only frustrated that you dismiss others expertise so readily for no reason that I can understand
54 days was interesting about the start. Wasn’t too much China bashing or sensationalist about it allThought that interview on TV over the weekend with the guy who was flown out of Wuhan with the 80 odd other people was intriguing ,was it yesterday ?
One year on from their evacuation.
Either suggesting it was a publicity stunt,or that they knew just what was coming, or that they made a balls of it was.
Reckoned he'd have preferred to have been left in Wuhan .
Even if not makes sense to start planning now as if it will be needed. Last thing we need is to get over this, have a few months of 'normal' and then be back to square one again.UK has secured supply of the vaccine which is to be made in Scotland up until 2025.
Think thats a strong indicator that vaaccinations are going to be needed annually
Not sure if I heard right that 20% of care home assistants have passed on getting the vaccine. Strange
UK has secured supply of the vaccine which is to be made in Scotland up until 2025.
Think thats a strong indicator that vaaccinations are going to be needed annually
Not at all surprised. They’ll all be Karen’s on FB posting about fluoride in drinking water and how were harming the immune system by wearing masks.
Or they're from ethnic minority groups who seem to be more vaccine sceptic than your average Karen. I am doing a project at the minute to get Remote Monitoring software into Care Homes and the commissioners suggested the above to me,
I’m
Jealousy mostly. He’s been stuck doing marketing for a third tier car brand all his life while these guys are doing things he can’t comprehend.
The fact he’s hung up on Ferguson tells you all you need to know. He’s got the data understanding of a German tabloid.
And that it's inevitable some will get infected, even after vaccinating.One of the other problems is that care home residents are being infected post vaccination, so the workers no doubt add two and two to make five, ignoring that the resident may have already been infected or been infected before the vaccine starts to take effect.
Not at all surprised. They’ll all be Karen’s on FB posting about fluoride in drinking water and how were harming the immune system by wearing masks.
Or they're from ethnic minority groups who seem to be more vaccine sceptic than your average Karen. I am doing a project at the minute to get Remote Monitoring software into Care Homes and the commissioners suggested the above to me,
It’s ridiculous. Should be take the jab or lose your job.
This thought crossed my mind but it would be a civil liberties minefield
Its a job. Feel free to not take it and not have the job.
I agree.I’m all for a no jab no job policy, but not until we’ve got solid proof the vaccines stop the spread as well. If they don’t and it only reduces personal risk, as much as I hate to say it, I can see the personal Liberty angle.
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