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Alignment cheatsheet

By Cara Thompson on 11th May 2022

I’ve used {ggtext}’s geom_textbox() a lot in my recent data visualisations, but, every time, I end up resorting to a bit of trial and error to get the alignment just right. Time to create a cheatsheet that will be useful to my future self, and hopefully to a few others…

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NHS Low Income Scheme

By Kayoung Goffe on 18th March 2022

The NHSBSA Data Science team recently published an article investigating the take-up of the NHS Low Income Scheme in England. […]

Join the fun! Join NHS-R

By Mohammed Amin Mohammed on 2nd March 2022

Learn R
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Join the fun with NHS-R! The NHS-R Community is a friendly, welcoming community – open to all – and always […]

Using R to create column charts featuring 95% confidence intervals

By Daniel Weiand on 5th January 2022

dplyr
R tips

At work, I’ve been trying to use R to create column charts featuring 95% confidence intervals. I approached the friendly people on the NHS R Community’s Slack channel for further information and guidance.

Optimising dplyr

By Tom Jemmett on 14th December 2021

By Tom Jemmett Recently in a project I was working on I encountered an issue where one code chunk in […]

What a NHS-R Community Conference it was – simply wow!

By Gary Hutson on 16th November 2021

Conference

The NHS-R Virtual Conference had a number of excellent speakers from the Health & Social Care sector, alongside working with key partners of interest. It kicked off with a full day jammed packed of speakers from all over the NHS. The second day we had international speakers from the US, Australia and other European countries.