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Comparative statistics on deaths in faith communities during the pandemic
14 May 2021
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Comparative statistics on deaths in faith communities during the pandemic
14 May 2021
Tools for workers, Community resources

Comparative statistics on deaths in faith communities during the pandemic

14 May 2021
Tools for workers, Community resources

The office for national statistics has produced ‘Deaths involving COVID-19 by religious group, England: 24 January 2020 to 28 February 2021’ explaining the experience of death and bereavement by different faith communities during the pandemic

‘This article reports age-standardised rates of death involving the coronavirus (COVID-19) by religious group and uses statistical models to adjust for location, measures of disadvantage, occupation, living arrangements, and pre-existing health conditions. It compares the risk of COVID-19 mortality in two discrete periods aligned to each wave of the pandemic.’

  1. Main points

  2. Overview

  3. Age-standardised rates of death involving COVID-19 by religious group

  4. Risk of death involving COVID-19 by religious group, adjusting for location, measures of disadvantage, occupation, living arrangements, and pre-existing health conditions

  5. Difference between the risk of death involving COVID-19 by religious group in the first and second waves of the pandemic

  6. Deaths involving COVID-19 by religious group, England, data


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