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Prognostic models are frequently rejected by clinicians due to a lack of clinical credibility and insufficient evidence demonstrating their accuracy, generality, and effectiveness in patient care.
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Editorial
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The commentary highlights that most published prognostic models are not adopted in clinical practice due to a lack of clinical credibility and insufficient evidence of accuracy, generality, and effectiveness.
Wyatt et al. (1995) reported an editorial. Prognostic models are frequently rejected by clinicians due to a lack of clinical credibility and insufficient evidence demonstrating their accuracy, generality, and effectiveness in patient care.
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