Hospitalisation rate is the number of infected people that are hospitalised.
Hospital admittance demographic is quite obviously going to increase with age. So guess what, over 60s is even higher, what's your point?
Hospitalisation rate is the number of infected people that are hospitalised.
No he didn’t. You don’t know how many people are infected, so you can’t derive a hospitalisation rate, you only know the number of people that have been admitted (which is not the hospitalisation rate, to be clear).
Only from a certain point in time. The virus was running rampant in China in November, we can only expect that it’s been spreading in the UK since then, even at a very small level, until we can prove otherwise. And that’s the point, we don’t know how many people in the UK have already had it, it may have been through tens of thousands of people in the period November to January already and we just don’t know about it.
True, I know I'm not in as dire straights as many. I think the thing that scares me (and many others no doubt) is that there's no end date.
Well us powerfully built company directors are getting sweet f a while our businesses are on pause for however long. Won't be very easy for some people and plenty of time to worry about it with nothing to do. I expect lots of people will be killing themselves.
Probably true as well sadly. I don't suffer with any sort of depression and I still have days where I feel quite low at the moment TBH, just stress about the uncertainty I guess. I find switching off from media helps, nothing but doom and clickbait on there, even the BBC.Broccers wrote: ↑Wed Apr 01, 2020 11:47 amWell us powerfully built company directors are getting sweet f a while our businesses are on pause for however long. Won't be very easy for some people and plenty of time to worry about it with nothing to do. I expect lots of people will be killing themselves.
Yes - all of the jobs we have are sorted with partners that we don't employ directly. I am basically similar to an IT contractor in that respect so nothing coming my way at all.
That's true if I decide not to do any work at all.Sundayjumper wrote: ↑Wed Apr 01, 2020 12:10 pm No. As a company director you are an employee of the company. You’ll be able to furlough yourself and get cover for the PAYE salary you’ve been paying yourself, just not the dividends part.
Good to know. Wondered if that was the case. TaSundayjumper wrote: ↑Wed Apr 01, 2020 12:10 pm No. As a company director you are an employee of the company. You’ll be able to furlough yourself and get cover for the PAYE salary you’ve been paying yourself, just not the dividends part.