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I said that covid should be mentioned on death certificates if was the cause, or an underlying factor in the death.
And you said "click bait"? Whatever...
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I said that covid should be mentioned on death certificates if was the cause, or an underlying factor in the death.
And you said "click bait"? Whatever...
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Gut feeling then.
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Yea, you get them quite often.
Not a discrepancy
I am sorry you don’t understand data collection and the difficulty of establishing primary cause
Please do come back when you know enough to be able to debate it
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You don’t understand establishing primary cause of death
How many times have you had your ar*e handed to you on a plate today, it's not for me to beat the record.
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You have some actual facts for this period of time ?
Or is it another claim going on the list ?
How was it in the gobi desert?
Ah, so you admit it was a rapid reaction.
Care to tell us why the way of recording deaths was changed?
Oh that's right - because it warped the figures and was inaccurate!
This from the UK Health Security agency...
“Deaths with COVID-19 on the death registration” will replace “deaths within 28 days of a positive test” as the primary reported COVID-19 death statistic.
But the guidance is that covid has to be mentioned whether it's obvious it's not the cause!
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No facts then. Thought not
Do they have camel's r us in the gobi.
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It's not me with the head in the sand though.
Any facts yet ? Or just put head in the sand when you make your baseless comments ?
"Two main statistics have been used to count coronavirus (COVID-19) deaths in England: death
registrations involving COVID-19 (reported by the ONS) and deaths within 28 days of a positive
SARS-COV-2 test (reported by the UKHSA). The 28-day measure is a timely measure of
COVID-19 deaths to inform public health response, but less precise than death registrations
which consider the cause of death"
"From January 2022, a marked uncoupling was observed"
"While both measures remain useful, they serve different purposes. Death registrations are a
reference for overall death toll from COVID-19 (along with excess mortality estimates) and the
28-day death measure is most useful as a rapid indicator of death following COVID-19 infection,
with peak utility when a new variant emerges or during a new wave which requires timely
monitoring of severity for public health purpose"
Those filling out the death certificates still have to follow the guidelines in force at any one time.
The only way to be sure, is don't have sex with toilet seats.
You got the hump?
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