Inability to Predict Relapse in Acute Asthma
FISCHL and co-workers developed an index that they claimed would predict relapse in patients with asthma. 1 The index had a 95 per cent sensitivity and a 97 per cent specificity when applied to a sample of emergency room patients discharged or hospitalized within 12 hours. The authors enumerated the...
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| description | FISCHL and co-workers developed an index that they claimed would predict relapse in patients with asthma.
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The index had a 95 per cent sensitivity and a 97 per cent specificity when applied to a sample of emergency room patients discharged or hospitalized within 12 hours. The authors enumerated the advantages of this index, including cost-effectiveness and a shorter period of emergency care before hospitalization. Other investigators have reported that the index is both accurate
2
and useful.
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Before this or any other index gains universal acceptance, we should demonstrate that the predictions are valid in a variety of settings.
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This validation . . . |
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1
The index had a 95 per cent sensitivity and a 97 per cent specificity when applied to a sample of emergency room patients discharged or hospitalized within 12 hours. The authors enumerated the advantages of this index, including cost-effectiveness and a shorter period of emergency care before hospitalization. Other investigators have reported that the index is both accurate
2
and useful.
3
Before this or any other index gains universal acceptance, we should demonstrate that the predictions are valid in a variety of settings.
4
,
5
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1
The index had a 95 per cent sensitivity and a 97 per cent specificity when applied to a sample of emergency room patients discharged or hospitalized within 12 hours. The authors enumerated the advantages of this index, including cost-effectiveness and a shorter period of emergency care before hospitalization. Other investigators have reported that the index is both accurate
2
and useful.
3
Before this or any other index gains universal acceptance, we should demonstrate that the predictions are valid in a variety of settings.
4
,
5
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The index had a 95 per cent sensitivity and a 97 per cent specificity when applied to a sample of emergency room patients discharged or hospitalized within 12 hours. The authors enumerated the advantages of this index, including cost-effectiveness and a shorter period of emergency care before hospitalization. Other investigators have reported that the index is both accurate
2
and useful.
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Before this or any other index gains universal acceptance, we should demonstrate that the predictions are valid in a variety of settings.
4
,
5
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