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{NHSRpopulations}
An R data package with Lower layer Super Output Area (LSOA) population estimates and Indices of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) for
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An R data package with Lower layer Super Output Area (LSOA) population estimates and Indices of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) for
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An NHS Theme for deploying Quarto websites to GitHub.io pages with automated GitHub action.
An R wrapper for a Python pipeline to classify text based patient experience data.
Hospital episodes can overlap or have gaps which can result in under or over counting. This package contains functions which
A repo for community contributed demos and how-tos to get common stuff done in the R language.
This package has been created to help NHS, Public Health and related analysts/data scientists learn to use R. It contains several
An SPC package to support NHSE/I ‘Making Data Count’ programme The NHS-R community’s NHSRplotthedots package is available for building a
The {phsmethods} package has been developed to assist analysts in Public Health Scotland (PHS) with common analytical tasks. The benefits of this package are reducing duplication of
Funnel plots have various methods depending on the data type, and the process for statistical adjustments are complicated to the lay-user.
EndomineR is itself a highly useful piece of software for clinical use, the Shiny interface being developed would allow non
Introduction to Shiny courses with all materials available through GitHub with an open licence. Videos for the training can be
The {NHSDataDictionary} is a package that does web scraping of a number of key NHS data dictionary lookups to have all the
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