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Apr 22 •

Exploring Excess Death (part 8)

I change tack and explore ARIMA model residuals in time series modelling of ONS all cause weekly registered deaths for 2010 - 2023

Apr 15 •

Exploring Excess Death (part 7)

I put down ONS weekly all cause registered death data for 2010/w1 – 2023/w52 and pick up daily in-hospital death data for 2017/w1 – 2021/w36 for an…

Apr 8 •

Exploring Excess Death (part 6)

I continue to investigate alternative methods for estimating excess death using ONS weekly registration data from 2010 - 2023

Apr 1 •

March 2024

Exploring Excess Death (part 5)

I investigate alternative methods for estimating excess death using ONS weekly registration data from 2010 - 2023

Mar 25 •

Exploring Excess Death (part 4)

I investigate alternative methods for estimating excess death using ONS weekly registration data from 2010 - 2023

Mar 18 •

Exploring Excess Death (part 3)

I investigate alternative methods for estimating excess death using ONS weekly registration data from 2010 - 2023

Mar 11 •

Exploring Excess Death (part 2)

I investigate alternative methods for estimating excess death using ONS weekly registration data for 2010 - 2023

Mar 4 •

February 2024

Exploring Excess Death (part 1)

I investigate a sample of 57,557 adult in-hospital deaths for the period 2017/w1 – 2021/w36 for an undisclosed NHS Trust with a view to estimating…

Feb 26 •

What Was COVID-19, Exactly? (part 5)

I investigate a cohort of 6,865 adult in-hospital deaths using split file, staged multivariate logistic regression and present an estimate for 'residual…

Feb 19 •

What Was COVID-19, Exactly? (part 4)

I delve further into the ‘sex effect’ for adult in-hospital deaths using split file, staged multivariate logistic regression and historic data from 2017…

Feb 12 •

What Was COVID-19, Exactly? (part 3)

I investigate a cohort of 6,865 adult in-hospital deaths for two sample periods with high disease prevalence using split file, staged multivariate…

Feb 5 •

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