Clinical Risk Prediction Scores in Coronavirus Disease 2019: Beware of Low Validity and Clinical Utility

Clinical Risk Prediction Scores in Coronavirus Disease 2019: Beware of Low Validity and Clinical Utility

Several risk stratification tools were developed to predict disease progression in coronavirus disease 2019, with no external validation to date. We attempted to validate three previously published risk-stratification tools in a multicenter study. Primary outcome was a composite outcome of developme...

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Main Authors: Haamed Al Hassan, MB BCh, Eve Cocks, DN, Lara Jesani, MB BCh, Sally Lewis, MRCGP, Tamas Szakmany, MD, PhD, on behalf of the Gwent COVID-19 Group, A. Allen-Ridge, E. Baker, C. Bailey, T. Baumer, S. Beckett, S. Champanerkar, Y. Cheema, S. Cherian, E. Cocks, S. Cutler, E. Dawe, A. Dhadda, S. Dumont, N. Duric, S. Elgarf, T. Evans, E. Godfrey, L. Harding, D. Hepburn, A. E. Heron, L. Jesani, P. Jones, C. Killick, C. King, A. Kiss, J. Lavers, J. Lloyd-Evans, N. Mason, L. McClelland, B. Muthuswamy, J. Parry-Jones, E. Phillips, S. Pooley, B. Radford, O. Richards, A. Rimmer, G. Roberts, A. Roynon-Reed, A. Sieunarine, K. Sullivan, T. Szakmany, C. Thomas, E. Thomas, J. Tozer, T. West, M. Winstanley
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Language:EN
Published: Wolters Kluwer 2020
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Medical emergencies. Critical care. Intensive care. First aid
RC86-88.9
Online Access:https://doaj.org/article/a8aac6d750354c48bb0c861f989bca7e
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