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The analytical journal of an applied statistician and former NHS head of department (clinical audit)

Nov 30, 2021

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In this series I take a look at what ‘official’ excess death figures for England would look like if we surgically remove the hike that is the 2020…

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Excess death is used to assess the impact of COVID, government policies and COVID therapies but this method is brimming with issues. In this article I…

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Excess death is used to assess the impact of COVID, government policies and COVID therapies but this method is brimming with issues. In this article I…

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Another poke at the vital dataset that should be error-free but is not

Feb 25

Another poke at the vital dataset that should be error-free but is not

Feb 24

Another poke at the vital dataset that should be error-free but is not.

Feb 22

A very first look at the vital datafile that analysts have been patiently waiting for.

Feb 21

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