Open consultation: Proposed changes for calculating alcohol-related mortality

Posted on: 1 March 2021

Letter from PHE and NHS Test and Trace to school and college leaders

Outlines the proposed changes to the attributable fractions used in the calculation of alcohol-related mortality and hospital admissions

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Posted in Public Health England

Tagged alcoholrelated, alert service, calculating, consultation, coronavirus, covid-19, government advice, mortality, Open, Proposed, register, registration, sms alert, trace, virus alert

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