1970
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1635994
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Die Ergebnisse eines Fragebogens im Vergleich mit der ärztlichen Diagnose

Abstract: Der von G. Rose entwickelte und von der WHO empfohlene englische Fragebogen hat zur Schätzung der Prävalenz koronarer Herzkrankheiten (KHK) bereits bei einigen epidemiologischen. Studien (4, 19) Verwendung gefunden. Die Validität dieser Fragen ist vom Autor und einigen skandinavischen Arbeitsgruppen geprüft worden.Die Einführung dieses Fragebogens in den deutschen Sprachbereich erfordert die Überprüfung seiner Reliabilität und Validität.Nachdem ersteres in einem Test-Retest-Experiment bereits geschehen ist (11… Show more

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“…Among different parameters cited in the introduction, all of which having been introduced with a view to substituting Se an Sp parameters, there is parameter »J« [7,9,16] standing for the difference of the percentage of true positive results obtained in the group of sick persons and the percentage of false positive results obtained in the group of healthy persons. The quotient of these two values is sometimes [6,8] used in rating the tests.…”
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“…Among different parameters cited in the introduction, all of which having been introduced with a view to substituting Se an Sp parameters, there is parameter »J« [7,9,16] standing for the difference of the percentage of true positive results obtained in the group of sick persons and the percentage of false positive results obtained in the group of healthy persons. The quotient of these two values is sometimes [6,8] used in rating the tests.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The degree of the association between the symptom and the illness in question is usually expressed by numerical parameters known as the specificity and sensitivity of a test. These parameters are by most authors [5,7,9,14,16,17] The meaning of the symbols used is evident from the given scheme:…”
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