The QEUH did have more deaths but then it does have more beds so that doesn’t tell us much.
When you divide the number of deaths by the number of beds you get a more useful ratio. It was 0.56 for the QEUH, the same as in Ayr, a bit higher than in Kilmarnock at 0.5 and lower than for the Royal in Glasgow at 0.67.
How difficult was that for BBC Scotland’s several graduate staff?
Needless to say such open transparent data is not available, as far as I can see, for hospital in England.
Talking-up Scotland 
This kind of thing by BBC Scotland is rejoicing in the deaths of people so that they can blame the SG.
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Alasdair
And the day is coming when we can rejoice at the death of the ABC( BBC)
Scotland
Little they realise they are digging their own grave
And the golden rule whilst done a hole is
Stop digging and throw out your shovel
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