Why the study?
Do daily prognostic estimates using initial and repeated physiologic measurements accurately predict hospital mortality in critically ill adults?
Do daily prognostic estimates using initial and repeated physiologic measurements accurately predict hospital mortality in critically ill adults?
Daily prognostic estimates using repeated physiologic measurements provide high explanatory power for predicting hospital mortality in ICU patients.
Daily-updated physiologic models discriminate ICU mortality well; supports dynamic prognostication but leaves open effects on decisions or outcomes.
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