Tanis8472
Guru
Me thinks the daffodils are lying again ffs
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1261329991708684294
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1261329991708684294
Me thinks the daffodils are lying again ffs
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1261329991708684294
What says that, please? It really shouldn't be, what with symptoms taking a median of 5 days to show and test results ideally taking a median of 3 days, with a target to get it to 2 or 1. Also, you can take a calculated R from days ago and use it to forecast a figure for now, although without the effect of any interventions in the time between.
The 24 cases is bogus anyway. From the BBC website:How can they know the true figure without testing?
I'm sure care homes are mightily reassured by having the Hancock ring of confidence around them.Throwing the ring over a care hame is a great game second only to pinning the tail on the donkey.
Throwing the ring over a care hame is a great game second only to pinning the tail on the Unicorn.
Thanks. That's talking about the SAGE "model of models plus fudge" R value. Why the fark are they using that and having to wait for hospitalisations instead of a testing-based number? If it's that shoot, they should abandon it and use the MRC Biostats nowcast or something similar IMO. Just how badly are they expecting to fail at scaling up timely testing?
"As the figures are based on patients ending up in hospital, they actually give a sense of the R-number from around three weeks ago." Source BBC News Website report on the r increasing to nearer 1
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52677194
Me thinks the daffodils are lying again ffs
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1261329991708684294
Smoking ban came in first in the 1990s - at first designated rooms - at my trust we have dedicated smoking shelters.
Never been a problem to me or any of my colleagues either smokers or non smokers. YMMV.
I think @MarkF may mean in the sense it's going in the waste bin, not a recycling bin or laundry bin.PPE is being wasted in an astronomical fashion??? Could you provide some evidence for that? Because quite frankly, I don’t believe you.
Is your hospital in special measures ?Smoking ban, wow, I didn't know that. If you have workers taking a smoking break every hour, and that time is now doubled, whilst their colleagues are working, you are going to have a problem, in any business or any workplace.
PPE. It's gone proper NHS/Public sector mental. I'd advise anybody to invest in PPE, security screen/curtain/blind companies, it's going to boom for years. PPE is being wasted in an astronomical fashion and the plastic waste the NHS is going to cause is frightening, I am generating a pile of plastic waste myself every shift.