I do not have a source that specifically indicates that they include rapid antigen test results in their official counts. I am assuming that they are included since they bother to collect them. See "What to do when you get your results" at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/covid-19-self-test-help
I do not have a source that specifically indicates that they include rapid antigen test results in their official counts. I am assuming that they are included since they bother to collect them. See "What to do when you get your results" at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/covid-19-self-test-help
That section has a link to https://www.gov.uk/report-covid19-result which offers both online and telephone methods for reporting data. There is a link there that describes what the NHS does with your data, but it's mostly privacy-oriented rather than result-oriented.
I do not have a source that specifically indicates that they include rapid antigen test results in their official counts. I am assuming that they are included since they bother to collect them. See "What to do when you get your results" at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/covid-19-self-test-help
That section has a link to https://www.gov.uk/report-covid19-result which offers both online and telephone methods for reporting data. There is a link there that describes what the NHS does with your data, but it's mostly privacy-oriented rather than result-oriented.
just found it: UK include antigens and PCRs in officially reporting. which has important implications. i’ll be sure to mention in next post.
federalism is good for some things, but data collection is not one of them.