Johnson et al., 2013 - Google Patents
A new severity of illness scale using a subset of acute physiology and chronic health evaluation data elements shows comparable predictive accuracyJohnson et al., 2013
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- Johnson A
- Kramer A
- Clifford G
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- Critical care medicine
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Objectives: Severity of illness scores have gained considerable interest for their use in predicting outcomes such as mortality and length of stay. The most sophisticated scoring systems require the collection of numerous physiologic measurements, making their use in …
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