The graph was a logarithmic death rate graph, it's not been seen since we diverged from Italy
Yeah it really is for the best all round!That's why i hope people listen here so we can keep some freedoms
As we continue to increase the numbers being tested the most important number is the ratio of those infected to those who die. As time goes on, the impact of the ‘lag’ will reduce and a truer picture of the mortality rate can be extrapolated.But that might reflect a massive increase in testing? The figure of critical and deaths is more important I wold have thought, we already know that thousands upon thousands of people have this thing.
I think I’m coming to end of my second full week of it and not finding it easy and losing track of days and weeks.
Honestly Monday was very hard after realising that I will have to do this until the end of April at the earliest. It’s much more restrictive here and not being able to go outside properly is taking its toll. We have a few tiny balconies which is something at least.
I am hoping that all this will lead to a change for the better within societies though.
No these people would of been infected weeks agoBaffled as to why the number has gone down so much? Is the lockdown/social distancing having an effect Already?
Baffled as to why the number has gone down so much? Is the lockdown/social distancing having an effect Already?
After 3 months with no real booze my liver will explodeThe stampede when pubs and bars open will lead to more deaths than the virus
Civil servants have nothing to do with the NHS
I'm close to 2 weeks. Had a hectic start to the year so was a good excuse at first to be lazy for a bit. But time to be busy now. Batteries are recharged and ready to go.Anybody else starting to lose track of days being locked indoors? I don't have an outside space so just staring at the outside world and working when my alarm goes off. It's really starting to kick in ow difficult the next weeks/months are going to be.
What we want is when the figure rises tomorrow for it start to slow so the increase get smaller and smallerIt’s a fluke like when people post the very odd case when round people have died it’s an outlier
The 21 year is in the papers but not the nhs figures, which is strangeJust in case nobody has seen this off the worldmeter site:
1452 new cases and 43 new deaths in the United Kingdom, including a 21-year-old woman and a 47-year-old man with no pre-existing health
People in London have definitely started to get the message
Plenty still out shopping and exercising but keeping their distance more than before
The problem with the tube is 1/3rd of the staff are off sick rather than a deliberate reduction in service level
Brompton and some cycle hire companies are offering NHS staff free bikes so they can avoid the tube
There were 1,427 new cases yesterday. That doesn’t suggest its significantly slowing down. The log graph of new cases might be showing a slight slowdown in the rate of growth but still growing at an alarming rate.
If I knew how to post a picture of it I would!
Glad I didn't have a bet nowI reckon 1000+ cases and 75+ new deaths
Just in case nobody has seen this off the worldmeter site:
1452 new cases and 43 new deaths in the United Kingdom, including a 21-year-old woman and a 47-year-old man with no pre-existing health
Coronavirus Update (Live): 464,683 Cases and 20,942 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Outbreak - Worldometer
Nice to see he is still trying to justify his wonky projectionsTrigger warning: this is the guy who made the graph
Really interesting thread on why absolute and not per capita numbers used here:
It doesn't really exist, that's the problem. Nobody is sitting over the top doing this planning. It's a real mess of conflicting priorities.Sorry I meant those in charge of ensuring procurement/distribution teams are operating effectively
Just looked for online shopping. All major supermarkets near me, either cant get on or theres no slots for at least 3 weeks.
Will need to go out and do a shop at the weekend I reckon. Safe to do so so long as I keep 2m from everyone, wash my hands with sanitizer as I enter and leave the store??
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and don't buy anything that anyone else has touched or been within 2 meters ofJust looked for online shopping. All major supermarkets near me, either cant get on or theres no slots for at least 3 weeks.
Will need to go out and do a shop at the weekend I reckon. Safe to do so so long as I keep 2m from everyone, wash my hands with sanitizer as I enter and leave the store??
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Pea pasta and granola cookies for lunchand don't buy anything that anyone else has touched or been within 2 meters of
I struggle to believe you are real mr blueI just found out yesterday that I have Corona
It was hidden at the back of the fridge behind the Stella's
Have you tried Iceland .Just looked for online shopping. All major supermarkets near me, either cant get on or theres no slots for at least 3 weeks.
Will need to go out and do a shop at the weekend I reckon. Safe to do so so long as I keep 2m from everyone, wash my hands with sanitizer as I enter and leave the store??
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Don't make me come over thereI struggle to believe you are real mr blue
i didn’t say I agree with the internal market. Loads of transactional costs (CCGs and CSUs) that takes funds that could be spent on direct patient care. We have had GP fund holding, PCGs, PCTs, CCGs, “World Class Commissioning”, Practice Based Commissioning. Competitions and Merger Authority have prevented sensible Trust mergers because it would reduce local competition. Your statement would be spot on if it had said that schools, hospitals, police forces SHOULD all work as a system not as individual actors.Theres no competition when you’ve just had a heart attack or been robbed and the only competition for schools is who can afford to buy near the rich kids. It’s a total illusion. Schools, hospitals, police forces, all work as a system not as individual actors.
That’s the whole intention of the current strategy.Anyone else think the curve will be a lot flatter but a longer period of time?
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