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Primary care-specific clinical prediction rules are necessary because secondary care tools like the Wells score may not adequately rule out deep vein thrombosis in primary care settings.
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Highlights the need for primary care-specific clinical prediction rules for diagnosing DVT and PE, as secondary care tools like the Wells score may not adequately rule out DVT in this setting.
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Riva et al. (2014) conducted a review in Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE). Clinical prediction rules (CPRs) was evaluated. Primary care-specific clinical prediction rules are necessary because secondary care tools like the Wells score may not adequately rule out deep vein thrombosis in primary care settings.
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