Objective: To develop and validate a model for the prediction of bacteremia in hospitalized patients, and to identify subgroups of patients with a very low likelihood of bacteremia in whom a positive blood culture has a low positive predictive value. Design: Prospective cohort study with clinical data on 1516 episodes collected from a random sample of all patients who had blood cultures done at one institution. Setting: Urban, tertiary care hospital
Background: Cellulitis is a common infectious disease. Although blood culture is frequently used in ...
Background: To our knowledge, no reliable clinical prediction rule (CPR) for identifying bacteremia ...
To our knowledge, no reliable clinical prediction rule (CPR) for identifying bacteremia in hemodialy...
This cohort study assesses the likelihood of detecting microbiological positivity or bacteremia in s...
BackgroundUseful predictive models for identifying patients at high risk of bacteremia at the emerge...
To identify predictors of bacteremia in critically ill patients, to evaluate the impact of blood cul...
The diagnostic yield of blood cultures is limited in patients with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP...
Background: Bacteraemia is a frequent and severe condition with a high mortality rate. Despite profo...
ObjectiveThe objective of this study was to externally validate a clinical prediction rule (CPR)—the...
The diagnostic yield of blood cultures is limited in patients with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP...
INTRODUCTION: The diagnostic yield of blood cultures is limited in patients with community-acquired ...
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study was to validate a previously published clinical decision rule...
OBJECTIVE: Many studies have described constructing a prediction model for bacteremia in community-a...
AbstractBacteraemia is associated with high mortality. Although many models for predicting bacteraem...
Background Although the risk factors for positive follow-up blood cultures (FUBCs) in gram-negative ...
Background: Cellulitis is a common infectious disease. Although blood culture is frequently used in ...
Background: To our knowledge, no reliable clinical prediction rule (CPR) for identifying bacteremia ...
To our knowledge, no reliable clinical prediction rule (CPR) for identifying bacteremia in hemodialy...
This cohort study assesses the likelihood of detecting microbiological positivity or bacteremia in s...
BackgroundUseful predictive models for identifying patients at high risk of bacteremia at the emerge...
To identify predictors of bacteremia in critically ill patients, to evaluate the impact of blood cul...
The diagnostic yield of blood cultures is limited in patients with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP...
Background: Bacteraemia is a frequent and severe condition with a high mortality rate. Despite profo...
ObjectiveThe objective of this study was to externally validate a clinical prediction rule (CPR)—the...
The diagnostic yield of blood cultures is limited in patients with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP...
INTRODUCTION: The diagnostic yield of blood cultures is limited in patients with community-acquired ...
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study was to validate a previously published clinical decision rule...
OBJECTIVE: Many studies have described constructing a prediction model for bacteremia in community-a...
AbstractBacteraemia is associated with high mortality. Although many models for predicting bacteraem...
Background Although the risk factors for positive follow-up blood cultures (FUBCs) in gram-negative ...
Background: Cellulitis is a common infectious disease. Although blood culture is frequently used in ...
Background: To our knowledge, no reliable clinical prediction rule (CPR) for identifying bacteremia ...
To our knowledge, no reliable clinical prediction rule (CPR) for identifying bacteremia in hemodialy...
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