论文信息 - Assessing the performance and clinical impact of a computerized prognostic system in severe head injury.

Assessing the performance and clinical impact of a computerized prognostic system in severe head injury.

The ability to predict outcome in the early stages of severe head injury would have several uses. A computerized system which has been developed in Glasgow to assist clinicians in this task, based on information from over 2500 severely head-injured patients, is described, with particular attention to the testing of the statistical properties of the system, and, more importantly, the assessment of its clinical impact.

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