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By Sean Manzi on 18th April 2019

Down in the South West of England we at the PenCHORD team of the NIHR CLAHRC South West Peninsula have been busy developing some online treats for all of you interested in using the statistical programming language R. The www.rforhealthcare.org website is a free resource full of R guides and…

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Moving on with the plan…And using R to do it! My personal experience…

By Vicki Cruze on 11th April 2019

When Mohammed asked if I would be interested in doing a blog on how “we”, Information and Analytics in NHS […]

Format ONS spreadsheet

By Zoe Turner on 15th March 2019

Background A Public Health consultant colleague Ian Bowns (@IantheBee) created a report to monitor mortality within the Trust and he […]

Animating a Graph Over Time in Shiny

By Dan Mohamed on 1st March 2019

                        I was interested in creating an animated graph […]

A run chart is not a run chart is not a run chart

By Jacob Anhøj on 26th February 2019

Understanding variation using runs analysis Run charts are simple and powerful tools that help discriminate between random and non-random variation […]

A simple function to create nice correlation plots

By Gary Hutson on 31st January 2019

The problem I was working with a dataset where I wanted to assess the correlation of different variables in R. […]

From script-based development to function-based development and onwards to Package Based development: part 2

By Andrew Hill on 7th January 2019

At the NHS R Conference, I suggested to people that they should embrace the idea of package-based development rather than […]

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