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I get them from this website from the Australian Department of Health.Quote:
Originally Posted by ecchi.gaijin
They've been reporting and updating data on cases and deaths broken into deciles ... from the start.
https://www.health.gov.au/health-ale...and-statistics
Hope that assists your endeavours.
I must be a bit confused then, because the only data I can see on the website you claim to get your information from is for total deaths to date, and the figures don't match your percentages.
They actually don't calculate death rates.Quote:
Originally Posted by ecchi.gaijin
They provide cases and death stats updated daily.
I started recording the data early on and calculating the death rate for the "young" and "elderly".
I noted that most deaths were in the elderly age bracket. Small portion of the cases and most of the deaths.
Most actually were in Victoria. I think we could have done much better to look after the elderly in a coordinated and controlled way.
As time progressed, I saved out the aggregated stats up to that point.
I did that a few times.
Firstly once vaccinations were ramping up, and again when Omicron appeared.
Because I have the separate stats up to those times I can separate out the death rates up to and within those periods.
I'm still waiting for the latest stats to build up ... but overwhelming evidence on the study I've done myself is that the death rate is coming down significantly.
For me it's a combination of:
- vaccinations
- better hospital treatment
- milder variant.
What I think from here on is that:
- focus is now on hospitalisations and not cases.
- less emphasis on testing and contact tracing.
- rules around contact tracing and when you get tested etc ... will change.
- subsequently there will be more people with covid without that being known (like a bigger area under the tip of the iceberg. Bigger than before).
- most people will catch covid in 2022.
Saying all that. I'm currently in quarantine awaiting a test result. Fair chance I've got it but not certain.
Two members of immediate family group are tested positive. One in hospital.
Thanks Leon.Quote:
Originally Posted by leon_001
The data I'd like to see from here is:
- hospitalisations broken down into vaccinated or not.
- ICU broken down into vaccinated or not.
- deaths broken down into broken down into vaccinated or not.
- - hospitalisations broken down into which variant.
- ICU broken down into which variant.
- deaths broken down into broken down into which variant.
Information is light.
Calculating new deaths as a percentage of new case numbers is a flawed analysis. Mortality rate is the number of deaths as a percentage of total resolved cases (recovered + dead). The new infections are yet to be decided whether they will live or die so including them in your analysis makes the results flawed. You are also assuming that the time frame for someone to go from infection/detection to death is a constant.
Thanks for the links to the stats peoples - interesting to pawn through them and get some actual facts. I definitely would like to see the death split between number into ICU and deaths based on double vaccinated, single vaccinated, and non vaccinated to get a real picture.
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Originally Posted by alexchinn
That's where stats that have been un-adjusted should answer all those questions - the premier doesn't provide (as far as I'm aware) any information on "the science" they have followed to justify their actions.....
Very informative boys, last place to expect this from lol. Keep it up
Thanks Leon. This looks good.Quote:
Originally Posted by leon_001