Great summaries Anil, but I'm struggling with the Makam paper.. Sure, doctors should strive to be pathognomonic in every case, but until they are it is vital that even those with the greatest AUROC personal curve accept the need to make a preference-based trade-off. Maximising both Se and Sp (e,g, by Youden )will almost never be optimal.
Love how concise and rapid fire you summarized those studies! One small suggestion because not all of your readers are cardiologists. (Pharmacist myself) You’ve included a very large number of abbreviations. For the lesser known ones next time add a definition. Your post will appeal to a broader audience. Still, it was well well done!
Loved it and I do not even do hospital work
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Love this, lots of actionable studies that are applicable to commonly seen patient populations. Will definitely be referencing this in the future!
A lot of these are more out of the hospital issues.
Great summaries Anil, but I'm struggling with the Makam paper.. Sure, doctors should strive to be pathognomonic in every case, but until they are it is vital that even those with the greatest AUROC personal curve accept the need to make a preference-based trade-off. Maximising both Se and Sp (e,g, by Youden )will almost never be optimal.
BOOM. There it is. Awesome
Wonderful summary, thank you! One I will for sure file away for my library of references.
Love how concise and rapid fire you summarized those studies! One small suggestion because not all of your readers are cardiologists. (Pharmacist myself) You’ve included a very large number of abbreviations. For the lesser known ones next time add a definition. Your post will appeal to a broader audience. Still, it was well well done!