I made a map of 3.4 million Bluesky users - see if you can find yourself!
bluesky-map.theo.io
I've seen some similar projects, but IMO this seems to better capture some of the fine-grained detail
Do you remember the rude version of Frak?
The funding for this was dropped this year but is hoped it will be in place for the next. LKIS teams had communicated the change as best we could. We have a cut of the data but not in format to easily share - contact me @dhsc.gov.uk if you want more info.
Saw Martha Wainwright this evening. A beautiful gig at the apex BSE celebrating 20 years since her debut album.
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And still not anywhere back to where it needs to be over a decade later.
There’s this thing called FDP…
Ah thanks! One day I might create a sankey graph showing all these changes.
Thanks, but if you go into the raw data you link to unless I missed it PHE is not listed in Jan 2000. PHE was approx 3.500 with approx 500 moving to DHC in Oct 21.
Where is PHE in these numbers? Does not appear to be in underlying Jan 2000 start point but UKHSA its successor is in Dec 24 end point.
International comparators in Fingertips?
🧵 1/3 The Chief Medical Officer’s Annual Report: Health in Cities has been published today.
The report reinforces the need for public health interventions to truly meet people and communities where they are 🤝
Cities benefit from having highly diverse populations.
www.gov.uk/government/p...
api far from perfect but it provides excellent access to data. Also available as fingertipsR and FingertipsPy github.com/ropensci/fin...
fingertips.phe.org.uk/profile/guid... for the sheer amount of standardised good quality public health data you can get. Many many products built on the back of it.
Shame not to be at the #NEPHConf24 today. If you're there be sure to visit Kirsty Roe from LKIS talking about the Andy Billet apprentice programme. Some fantastic work undertaken worthy of the scheme's namesake with many apprentices now in permanent public health intelligence roles.
Looks good, will search work better, and will all data be available via api and in consistent format?
Latest update to Health trends in England live this morning, with new data on breastfeeding, mortality from alcoholic liver disease and cancer incidence fingertips.phe.org.uk/static-repor...
Day 28 #30DayMapChallenge - The Blue Planet
One of the most popular CDRC open data products is our Access to Healthy Assets and Hazards index. This includes a measure of access to bluespace which is today's map. The blog post contains links to the interactive version.
Caught in same chaos travelling to Birmingham today. If I’d looked might have seen you at Ely station. Fen views did make up for it somewhat.
Come and work in my team. We have a Public Health Intelligence Analyst apprentice (Leeds or Newcastle base)
www.civilservicejobs.service.gov.uk/csr/index.cg...
No decision yet on the future of the Andy Billet programme but we have great feedback and apprentices have been involved in some excellent work worthy of the scheme’s namesake. Some have already secured jobs in the sector.
PHI analyst apprentice East of England (Cambridge) www.civilservicejobs.service.gov.uk/csr/index.cg...
Come and work in my team. We have a Public Health Intelligence Analyst apprentice (Leeds or Newcastle base)
www.civilservicejobs.service.gov.uk/csr/index.cg...
The anonymous post from someone who'd had a £25k pay increase for similar role in NHSE following PHE's breakup was a good example of why these unfilled posts exist.
Three years since health improvement teams moved from PHE into DHSC. Shout out to all my colleagues working on public health analysis who are still working off ex-PHE systems via UKHSA logins through DHSC. It’s only through their perseverance and care that local systems still have data to work with.
Northernlights in Suffolk 3x in one year!
