| Covid later trends in UK 21:01 - Jun 8 with 2671 views | Steve_M |
Hospital admissions trending upwards rapidly now, mainly to unvaccinated age groups though. Even if deaths stay low the impact is still negative as exponential growth in cases puts pressure on the NHS.
Lots more detail in the thread:
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| Covid later trends in UK on 21:04 - Jun 8 with 2619 views | BlueBadger |
Plus, sick young people tend to put more pressure on ITU beds. They get sick, quicker albeit with a quick response and recovery with treatment.
And, you know, because they're young and are coming from a good functional baseline, they're by default for full escalation of care. |  |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 21:05 - Jun 8 with 2616 views | StokieBlue |
This is the confirmation of the discussions that have been ongoing today in the other thread.
Let's hope that the decisions around easing are driven by the data and not political pressure.
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| Covid later trends in UK on 21:07 - Jun 8 with 2603 views | BlueBadger |
| Covid later trends in UK on 21:05 - Jun 8 by StokieBlue |
This is the confirmation of the discussions that have been ongoing today in the other thread.
Let's hope that the decisions around easing are driven by the data and not political pressure.
SB |
Don't worry, they won't be.
Until 3 weeks too late.
Again.
Fook only knows what we'll do at [redacted] it it kicks off again. We're currently 60- beds down across the Trust due to urgent roof repairs necessitating ward closures and at just over 50% ITU capacity thanks to same. [Post edited 8 Jun 2021 21:27]
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| Covid later trends in UK on 21:11 - Jun 8 with 2559 views | Seablu |
| Covid later trends in UK on 21:04 - Jun 8 by BlueBadger |
Plus, sick young people tend to put more pressure on ITU beds. They get sick, quicker albeit with a quick response and recovery with treatment.
And, you know, because they're young and are coming from a good functional baseline, they're by default for full escalation of care. |
Need to know what a ‘functional baseline’ is.
Also, are you saying us old ‘uns won’t receive a ‘full escalation of care’ whatever that is?
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| Covid later trends in UK on 21:16 - Jun 8 with 2521 views | BlueBadger |
| Covid later trends in UK on 21:11 - Jun 8 by Seablu |
Need to know what a ‘functional baseline’ is.
Also, are you saying us old ‘uns won’t receive a ‘full escalation of care’ whatever that is?
Ta. |
Essentially, it's the question 'how well do you do at home when well'.
It's not about age, it's about quality of life, physical reserve and ability to self-care.
If you're 72 and walking your dog 3 miles a day, driving and generally enjoying yourself, you'll get into ITU still. Hell, I've seen people 15 years older than that get into ITU if they're independent, driving, etc and 50-year olds who are, to put not too fine a point on it, f**cked be declined.
Obviously though, I'm not suggesting we take Facters to ITU. | |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 21:24 - Jun 8 with 2497 views | Trequartista |
The source of the data is the "FT analysis of UK Government Covid-19 dashboard"
The UK Government Covid-19 dashboard is currently showing a very small fall in patients being admitted to hospital in the last 7 days (up to June 2).
I would probably bet they go up again when the next data is released but how has someone interpreted that as "the latest data now showing a clear rise" ? |  |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 21:25 - Jun 8 with 2461 views | Steve_M |
| Covid later trends in UK on 21:05 - Jun 8 by StokieBlue |
This is the confirmation of the discussions that have been ongoing today in the other thread.
Let's hope that the decisions around easing are driven by the data and not political pressure.
SB |
I read some of it but the thread was vey long…
If nothing else, then a few extra weeks to get more people vaccinated looks like it will make a difference to cases. | |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 22:20 - Jun 8 with 2319 views | factual_blue |
| Covid later trends in UK on 21:07 - Jun 8 by BlueBadger |
Don't worry, they won't be.
Until 3 weeks too late.
Again.
Fook only knows what we'll do at [redacted] it it kicks off again. We're currently 60- beds down across the Trust due to urgent roof repairs necessitating ward closures and at just over 50% ITU capacity thanks to same. [Post edited 8 Jun 2021 21:27]
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boris has to keep his donors happy. Never mind about the 99.999999999% of people who don't give him money. |  |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 22:29 - Jun 8 with 2273 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Covid later trends in UK on 21:24 - Jun 8 by Trequartista |
The source of the data is the "FT analysis of UK Government Covid-19 dashboard"
The UK Government Covid-19 dashboard is currently showing a very small fall in patients being admitted to hospital in the last 7 days (up to June 2).
I would probably bet they go up again when the next data is released but how has someone interpreted that as "the latest data now showing a clear rise" ? |
Hospital admissions are up by over 5% in a week, starting to push 4 figures again overall. |  | | |
| Covid later trends in UK on 22:30 - Jun 8 with 2263 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Covid later trends in UK on 21:25 - Jun 8 by Steve_M |
I read some of it but the thread was vey long…
If nothing else, then a few extra weeks to get more people vaccinated looks like it will make a difference to cases. |
Sunak is apparently “not against” a 4 week delay.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jun/08/sunak-could-accept-four-week-delay
We’re going to see a 2 to 4 week delay with some easing on 21st just to allow Johnson to say the plan isn’t in reverse | | | |
| Covid later trends in UK on 23:10 - Jun 8 with 2122 views | ElderGrizzly |
Some extra stats: A 2 week delay gets almost 5 million extra 2nd doses done and 2 million 1st doses.
That will be the overriding stat that delays things | | | |
| Covid later trends in UK on 23:11 - Jun 8 with 2122 views | Pinewoodblue |
| Covid later trends in UK on 21:25 - Jun 8 by Steve_M |
I read some of it but the thread was vey long…
If nothing else, then a few extra weeks to get more people vaccinated looks like it will make a difference to cases. |
Will take another 6 weeks, at least, before those not currently vaccinated fully benefit from two jabs.
The public are getting mixed messages, especially in areas such NW England where the level of new cases is much much higher. Blackburn for example the 7 day figure is 50 + times higher than Suffolk. Government issue guidelines, Manchester Mayor reminds people the are only guidelines and suggests people make their own decisions, if they have something planned then go ahead. Presumably those not yet vaccinated will be meeting in the pubs.
Boris Johnson is the real culprit he still insists we are all in this together, he of course means England when he says we.. What is the point of putting extra resources in if people think it is OK to do whatever they want. It isn't as if a few extra weeks will see the end of the Covid threat it will be back in force sometime this autumn and Lockdowns will again be the order of the day. Tiers didn't work well last time but they need to be made to work. |  |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 23:43 - Jun 8 with 2048 views | Seablu |
| Covid later trends in UK on 21:16 - Jun 8 by BlueBadger |
Essentially, it's the question 'how well do you do at home when well'.
It's not about age, it's about quality of life, physical reserve and ability to self-care.
If you're 72 and walking your dog 3 miles a day, driving and generally enjoying yourself, you'll get into ITU still. Hell, I've seen people 15 years older than that get into ITU if they're independent, driving, etc and 50-year olds who are, to put not too fine a point on it, f**cked be declined.
Obviously though, I'm not suggesting we take Facters to ITU. |
Thanks.
Good to have some further clarification.
My wife’s a GP and she said many of the people out clapping last year would be horrified if they knew the ruthless criteria being implemented in hospitals regarding who was deemed worth making the effort to save and who wasn’t.
I’d thought she was exaggerating somewhat. | | | |
| Covid later trends in UK on 07:03 - Jun 9 with 1831 views | BlueBadger |
| Covid later trends in UK on 22:20 - Jun 8 by factual_blue |
boris has to keep his donors happy. Never mind about the 99.999999999% of people who don't give him money. |
He's got his latest wedding to pay for and a forthcoming divorce to save up for as well. | |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 07:18 - Jun 9 with 1780 views | bracknell_blue |
| Covid later trends in UK on 23:11 - Jun 8 by Pinewoodblue |
Will take another 6 weeks, at least, before those not currently vaccinated fully benefit from two jabs.
The public are getting mixed messages, especially in areas such NW England where the level of new cases is much much higher. Blackburn for example the 7 day figure is 50 + times higher than Suffolk. Government issue guidelines, Manchester Mayor reminds people the are only guidelines and suggests people make their own decisions, if they have something planned then go ahead. Presumably those not yet vaccinated will be meeting in the pubs.
Boris Johnson is the real culprit he still insists we are all in this together, he of course means England when he says we.. What is the point of putting extra resources in if people think it is OK to do whatever they want. It isn't as if a few extra weeks will see the end of the Covid threat it will be back in force sometime this autumn and Lockdowns will again be the order of the day. Tiers didn't work well last time but they need to be made to work. |
If only Johnson had put India on the red list when he knew there was a problem there...... |  |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 07:32 - Jun 9 with 1735 views | wkj |
Yeah but, I'm bored. |  |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 08:08 - Jun 9 with 1653 views | Bluefish |
It will be interesting to see how high the other 2 charts go with older people mot as exposed now. It some ways it gives us an insight into future winters living with this I.e. can we just vaccinate the old each year |  |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 08:17 - Jun 9 with 1629 views | Guthrum |
| Covid later trends in UK on 07:18 - Jun 9 by bracknell_blue |
If only Johnson had put India on the red list when he knew there was a problem there...... |
Too late even then. By the time a new variant has been analysed and identified, it's already been spreading for a week or two. During which several cases could have arrived in the country and be infecting people.
Long-term sealing of borders is the only effective way to ensure no mutations would ever arrive. Which is not practicable for many reasons (e.g. trade, food supplies). And also does not prevent new variants developing domestically. |  |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 08:18 - Jun 9 with 1622 views | factual_blue |
| Covid later trends in UK on 21:16 - Jun 8 by BlueBadger |
Essentially, it's the question 'how well do you do at home when well'.
It's not about age, it's about quality of life, physical reserve and ability to self-care.
If you're 72 and walking your dog 3 miles a day, driving and generally enjoying yourself, you'll get into ITU still. Hell, I've seen people 15 years older than that get into ITU if they're independent, driving, etc and 50-year olds who are, to put not too fine a point on it, f**cked be declined.
Obviously though, I'm not suggesting we take Facters to ITU. |
Errr.....I walk at least three miles a day, drive, go to the recycling centre and enjoy life thoroughly.
But I'm not 72 and don't have a dog.
Even more importantly, I don't actually need to go to ITU at the moment. | |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 08:33 - Jun 9 with 1574 views | WeWereZombies |
| Covid later trends in UK on 08:18 - Jun 9 by factual_blue |
Errr.....I walk at least three miles a day, drive, go to the recycling centre and enjoy life thoroughly.
But I'm not 72 and don't have a dog.
Even more importantly, I don't actually need to go to ITU at the moment. |
And even if you did no doubt you would insist on being taken to the barbers to sort out any maladies just like what happened when you were a young man... |  |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 08:46 - Jun 9 with 1553 views | ghostofescobar |
| Covid later trends in UK on 07:18 - Jun 9 by bracknell_blue |
If only Johnson had put India on the red list when he knew there was a problem there...... |
I think I am right in saying that the UK let 1.6 mill people into the country during the last lockdown. This from a jingoistic Government whose playbook is “Rule Brittania” and stop Jonny Foreigner coming in to our country and causing all the problems. Two issues that will haunt this Government is the complete lack or controls at our borders and almost complete failure of track and trace. For now, the amazing vaccine programme will buy them time. |  |
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| Covid later trends in UK on 08:50 - Jun 9 with 1536 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Covid later trends in UK on 08:46 - Jun 9 by ghostofescobar |
I think I am right in saying that the UK let 1.6 mill people into the country during the last lockdown. This from a jingoistic Government whose playbook is “Rule Brittania” and stop Jonny Foreigner coming in to our country and causing all the problems. Two issues that will haunt this Government is the complete lack or controls at our borders and almost complete failure of track and trace. For now, the amazing vaccine programme will buy them time. |
Yes, the majority (90%+) were British Citizens or those who live here. And normally that 1.6m figure would be 10x that.
We weren't open for large scale tourism.
The Government is still incompetent though, just to make that clear. | | | |
| Covid later trends in UK on 08:55 - Jun 9 with 1523 views | blueblueburleymcgrew |
| Covid later trends in UK on 08:17 - Jun 9 by Guthrum |
Too late even then. By the time a new variant has been analysed and identified, it's already been spreading for a week or two. During which several cases could have arrived in the country and be infecting people.
Long-term sealing of borders is the only effective way to ensure no mutations would ever arrive. Which is not practicable for many reasons (e.g. trade, food supplies). And also does not prevent new variants developing domestically. |
It’s so hard to shut the borders and keep variants out. Australia is effectively shut off but Melbourne has today just eased lock down after of a suspected case of the Delta variant. |  | | |
| Covid later trends in UK on 09:12 - Jun 9 with 1458 views | ghostofescobar |
| Covid later trends in UK on 08:50 - Jun 9 by ElderGrizzly |
Yes, the majority (90%+) were British Citizens or those who live here. And normally that 1.6m figure would be 10x that.
We weren't open for large scale tourism.
The Government is still incompetent though, just to make that clear. |
Thanks for putting me straight on that. Lies, damned lies, and statistics!! | |
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