ScotPHO profiles tool code

A Public Health Scotland R shiny app for surveillance of COVID-19 and respiratory illnesses in Scotland

Code for EAVE II project 'Impact of COVID-19 on accident and emergency attendances and emergency and planned hospital admissions in Scotland: an interrupted time series analysis' (DOI: 10.1177/0141076820962447)

R package facilitating sourcing data from https://statistics.gov.scot.

Calculating and reformatting National Records of Scotland weekly deaths data for all available age categories

UoE Data Visualisation for Professionals

This repository contains the Reproducible Analytical Pipeline (RAP) to produce the quarterly statistics on clinical prioritisation, part of the Stage of Treatment (SoT) publication.

Statistical modelling for Cole et al. (in prep). Physiological responses to capture, handling and tagging in flapper skate (Dipturus intermedius).

Final individual project of CodeClan DR22 Professional Data Analysis Course.

A quick look at the data exportable from Scotland's COVID-19 exposure notifications app.

Dashboard for weekly COVID-19 publication

Shiny app to show results of the Scottish Household Survey

A look at test positivity trends in Scotland using open-data.

Comparing a climate-based clustering of Scots pine sites with traditional seed zones

Shiny app exploring Scottish Drug Misuse Dataset open data

In depth analysis of PHS Scotland data to determine extent of winter crises and impact of COVID

Code for EAVE II project 'Cohort Profile' (DOI: https://doi.org/10.1093/ije/dyab028)

Preliminary analysis of people discharged from psychiatric hospitals in Scotland, with basic map of Local Authorities, linked to deprivation data

The Scotland Vulnerability Resource (SVR) a ready-to-use resource that unifies demographic, socioeconomic, and deprivation measures for Scotland in a single data set. This will allow and enable users to broaden definition “vulnerable people” beyond the scope of its healthcare base definition. SVR allows you to swiftly identify “vulnerable people…