Surely it's 2+ weeks? The disease "takes two weeks" but some linger into later weeks, and the new cases at at their highest these last few days.Lower West wrote:Peak demand in hospital is forecast in 1-2 weeks.
Surely it's 2+ weeks? The disease "takes two weeks" but some linger into later weeks, and the new cases at at their highest these last few days.Lower West wrote:Peak demand in hospital is forecast in 1-2 weeks.
yep.Lower West wrote:Same as France.Zip wrote:I’ve just been asking about this on AE. It seems deaths are measured against hospital figures only at the moment.Snowball wrote:Did people catch the quiet comment that the Govt is going to publish a weekly number of people dying of Covid-19 OUTSIDE hospitals? It's not clear whether those deaths (Old people's homes etc) are included in the figures.
Was on the phone to my colleague from France - she corroborated this unprompted and before I read this...LUX wrote:yep.Lower West wrote:Same as France.Zip wrote:
I’ve just been asking about this on AE. It seems deaths are measured against hospital figures only at the moment.
More die in these homes than in hospital ftl.
The latest stat was that when the Govt was saying 171 deaths they'd omitted 40Uke wrote:Was on the phone to my colleague from France - she corroborated this unprompted and before I read this...LUX wrote:yep.Lower West wrote:
Same as France.
More die in these homes than in hospital ftl.
Doesn't really matter how they are counted tbf, the relative change in the numbers that you are counting is probably more importantSnowball wrote:The latest stat was that when the Govt was saying 171 deaths they'd omitted 40Uke wrote:Was on the phone to my colleague from France - she corroborated this unprompted and before I read this...LUX wrote:
yep.
More die in these homes than in hospital ftl.
23.4% is a LITTLE bit out to put it mildly.
Not saying this under-counting is still the same but if it is today's 1801 total might well be 2,222
Quit hogging all the exercise hours.Snowball wrote:Weakness?
My first walk since being ill. Exactly five miles.
I usually do that in 1:23-1:26
Today 1Hr 45! about 4 minutes a mile slower. That's terrible!
Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Quit hogging all the exercise hours.Snowball wrote:Weakness?
My first walk since being ill. Exactly five miles.
I usually do that in 1:23-1:26
Today 1Hr 45! about 4 minutes a mile slower. That's terrible!
I know someone high up in a very in an energy company. One third of that company was put on indefinite furlough today.windermereROYAL wrote:They`re talking blackouts now, nice to see we will have them when other worse hit counties have managed ok.
Whats the reasoning?windermereROYAL wrote:They`re talking blackouts now, nice to see we will have them when other worse hit counties have managed ok.
UPDATE:Snowball wrote:NEW CASES Last 5 days
63,408
63,489
68,154
57,773
61,563
More (some) evidence of flattening, but 2-3 weeks of 50,000+ before an actual decline would be about a million cases, and ATM the deaths/got better ratio has risen to 18.4%, meaning there are a total of 142,813 deaths in the pipe based on cumulative cases (excluding new cases and presuming no health-service collapses). The extra million cases would mean a further 184,000 deaths worldwide, totalling 326,813 Dead
BTW the modelling predicted 770-790,000 at midnight tonight (30th) and he number was 781,979 pretty much right in the middle.
When does this model predict things getting better?Snowball wrote:UPDATE: Modelling predicted 845,000-855,000 at midnight 31st March. Actual Number 855,007Snowball wrote:NEW CASES Last 5 days
63,408
63,489
68,154
57,773
61,563
More (some) evidence of flattening, but 2-3 weeks of 50,000+ before an actual decline would be about a million cases, and ATM the deaths/got better ratio has risen to 18.4%, meaning there are a total of 142,813 deaths in the pipe based on cumulative cases (excluding new cases and presuming no health-service collapses). The extra million cases would mean a further 184,000 deaths worldwide, totalling 326,813 Dead
BTW the modelling predicted 770-790,000 at midnight tonight (30th) and he number was 781,979 pretty much right in the middle.
NO IDEAJagermesiter1871 wrote:When does this model predict things getting better?Snowball wrote:UPDATE: Modelling predicted 845,000-855,000 at midnight 31st March. Actual Number 855,007Snowball wrote:NEW CASES Last 5 days
63,408
63,489
68,154
57,773
61,563
More (some) evidence of flattening, but 2-3 weeks of 50,000+ before an actual decline would be about a million cases, and ATM the deaths/got better ratio has risen to 18.4%, meaning there are a total of 142,813 deaths in the pipe based on cumulative cases (excluding new cases and presuming no health-service collapses). The extra million cases would mean a further 184,000 deaths worldwide, totalling 326,813 Dead
BTW the modelling predicted 770-790,000 at midnight tonight (30th) and he number was 781,979 pretty much right in the middle.
Please tell me that this is a typoSnowball wrote:There's is a simple rule of thumb estimate for deaths
This is cruder than the one I use, but...
Deaths are approximately 20% of the case-total fourteen days previous
Unfortunately that "20%" is slowly increasing
But for a ball park estimate think 20-21%
Mar-28 Actual Deaths = 19.76% of total cases 14 days before
Mar-29 Actual Deaths = 20.84% of total cases 14 days before
Mar-30 Actual Deaths = 20.73% of total cases 14 days before
Mar-31 Actual Deaths = 21.39% of total cases 14 days before
14 Days ago, cumulative deaths were 214,894.
Multiply that by the rate reached yesterday (21.39%) and you get 45,966 Deaths at midnight tonight
Apr-01 Predicted Deaths = 45,966
Currently, with 5 Hours to go we are on 45,540 and likely to go over 46,000
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