Table 1.
Prognostic Scoring Systems.
Table 2.
Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with laboratory confirmed influenza in TIBDN hospitals, 2005–2007.
Figure 1.
PSI score: observed and predicted mortality in quartile groups.
Observed (black) and predicted (grey) in-hospital mortality are similar within quartiles defined by the PSI score. In the lowest quartile (patients with PSI<80), in-hospital mortality was low (<5%).
Figure 2.
MEDS score: observed and predicted mortality in quartile groups.
Observed (black) and predicted (grey) in-hospital mortality are similar within quartiles defined by the PSI. In the lowest quartile (patients with PSI<80), in-hospital mortality was low (<5%).
Table 3.
AUC and Hosmer Lemeshow Goodness of Fit Test for the prediction of in-hospital mortality.
Table 4.
Sensitivity and Specificity of scores for the identification of patients at low risk of death (predicted probability death <5%).
Figure 3.
SMARTCOP: observed and predicted ICU admission in quartile groups.
Observed (black) and predicted (grey) ICU admission are similar within quartiles defined by SMARTCOP. In the quartile (patients with SMARTCOP<3), the incidence of ICU admission was low (<5%).
Table 5.
AUC and Hosmer Lemeshow Goodness of Fit Test for the prediction of the need for ICU admission.
Table 6.
Sensitivity and Specificity of scores for the identification of patients at low risk of ICU admission (predicted probability ICU admission <5%).
Table 7.
Prediction of in-hospital mortality with fatal cases not admitted to ICU excluded.
Table 8.
Prediction of ICU admission with fatal cases not admitted to ICU excluded.