
A former NHS HOD (Clinical Audit) & applied statistician who specialised in clinical outcomes explores the story of human health as seen through numbers. Articles are sent out to paying subscribers only.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 400 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 18 days ago |
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I tease out some strange seasonal effects for all cause weekly registered deaths for the nations of England & Wales
In part 1 I promised 8 slides following a trip to the shops to grab a bag of Grumpy Mule. With that all done, and a decent...
Today I consider a strange result that cropped-up in my heatwave study over in John Dee’s Climate Normal
Influenza is not revealing its secrets that easily, and so my interest has faded like our lettuces in the recent heatwave. And it was...
I discuss the unpleasant business of many variables, examine which age groups dominate national stats, and try my hand at big pot cooking with temperature data
You’ll need a fresh pot and tea and a decent packet of biscuits for this episod...
I use ARIMA time series techniques to assess my hot winter = less flu death hypothesis, and find it sore wanting
So… we’ve got a Mann-Whitney U-test and a Generalised Linear Model indicating that high levels of unseasonably warm winter day...
I look at the mean daily temperature range and develop an unseasonable winter weather indicator based on the central England temperature record
I signed-off in part 7 desiring a spot of luncheon, and a bit of cogitation, with a promise of...
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