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Fig 1.

Box summary of PROBAST (Prediction model study Risk Of Bias Assessment Tool).

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Fig 2.

Study selection process (PRISMA flow).

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Fig 3.

Characteristics of predictive models originally developed from obstetric populations.

*PROBAST does not currently provide a “Maybe” option; however, we have added this term for perceived intermediate/potentially usable models for pregnant and post-partum populations. **for at least one of the WHO criteria.

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Fig 4.

Characteristics of predictive models originally developed from non-obstetric population.

* Results were inconsistent across the full number of studies examining this model. ** Sensitivity analysis showed good discrimination and calibration, although results were inconsistent across the full number of studies examining this model. ***Due to concern of a high risk of bias due to a low SMR.

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Table 1.

The number and setting of eligible studies in each prediction model, and original population and setting for development of each study.

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Table 2.

Summary of 38 eligible articles.

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Fig 5.

Box summary of variables of predictive models originally developed from obstetric populations.

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Fig 6.

Pooled AUC of APACHE II, SAPS, SOFA and MPM2.

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