2020
DOI: 10.1097/01.ccm.0000730964.95371.04
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1269: Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation IV in Septic Patients With and Without Cancer

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“…First, prognostic models need to perform well for individual patients so that care can be guided by their predictive information. For example, the APACHE IV score is well calibrated on average [7] and performs better than several other scores in patients with sepsis [8], but its performance suffers among cancer patients with sepsis [9]. Similarly, APACHE-IV underestimates risk for postoperative liver transplant patients [10] but overestimates risk for patients in a cardiac ICU [11].…”
Section: What We Need To Make It Personalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, prognostic models need to perform well for individual patients so that care can be guided by their predictive information. For example, the APACHE IV score is well calibrated on average [7] and performs better than several other scores in patients with sepsis [8], but its performance suffers among cancer patients with sepsis [9]. Similarly, APACHE-IV underestimates risk for postoperative liver transplant patients [10] but overestimates risk for patients in a cardiac ICU [11].…”
Section: What We Need To Make It Personalmentioning
confidence: 99%