Combining the National Early Warning Score with an early warning score based on Combining the National Early Warning Score with an early warning score based on common laboratory test results better discriminates patients at risk of hospital common laboratory test results better discriminates patients at risk of hospital mortality mortality

Stuart William Jarvis,Caroline Kovacs,Tessy Badriyah,Jim Briggs,Mohammed A Mohammed,Paul Meredith,Paul Schmidt,Peter Featherstone,David Prytherch,Gary B. Smith

Combining the National Early Warning Score with an early warning score based on Combining the National Early Warning Score with an early warning score based on common laboratory test results better discriminates patients at risk of hospital common laboratory test results better discriminates patients at risk of hospital mortality mortality

2013

Stuart William Jarvis
Caroline Kovacs
Tessy Badriyah
Jim Briggs
Mohammed A Mohammed
Paul Meredith
Paul Schmidt
Peter Featherstone
David Prytherch
Gary B. Smith

• LDT-EWS: 0.743 (0.718 to 0.768) (Q10) to 0.799 (0.773 to 0.825) (Q9) • NEWS: 0.704 (0.675 to 0.733) (Q7) to 0.759 (0.732 to 0.786) (Q8) • Combined EWS: 0.799 (0.776 to 0.822) (Q10) to 0.836 (0.813 to 0.861) (Q21) The combined EWS also offered better performance than LDT-EWS or NEWS as measured by an

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Early warning score
Medical emergency
Medicine
laboratory test
hospital mortality

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