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If they are vaccinated they are twice as likely to test positive and be off work, the current situation is due to staff shortages not bed shortages.
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Only if you take your crop.
Your hypothesis seems to be, if you are vaccinated you are more likely to catch it, but less likely to end up in hospital or die.
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Ok, where do you get information from?
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If they are vaccinated they are twice as likely to test positive and be off work, the current situation is due to staff shortages not bed shortages.
But, as the notes say, it's not comparing apples with apples.
This is likely to be due to a variety of reasons, including differences in the population of vaccinated and unvaccinated people as well as differences in testing patterns.
A significant percentage of the cases will come from the NHS staff itself where avoiding Covid infections is nigh on impossible, and the vast majority of NHS staff are going to be in the vaccinated column.
GoatandTricycle
lynx
Greenbank
It’s not though is it? They are absent due to a rule.
Hospitalisation and or death rate is a better metric.