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Most Score Calculation
After some searching I don't actually think we have the calculation for the MOST score documented on the wiki. Julie, could you please put it up here? Please include what the meaning of the calculated score is.
 
Y =
*-3.8390 + (0.1570 x male gender)
*+(0.0712 x CCI)
*+(0.0532 x ADLS)
*-(0.1720 x GCS)
*+(0.0678 x age)
*-(0.0004 x (age x age)
*+(0.0175 x heart rate)
*+(0.0631 x respiratory rate)
*+(0.0289 x white blood cell count)
*-(0.0410 x systolic blood pressure)
*+(0.000121 x (systolic blood pressure x systolic blood pressure)
 
Where R is the risk of bad outcome and the categorical variable gender, is coded female=0 and male=1.
 
*ADL Score:
**0 - independent
**3 - minor dependence
**6 - major dependence
*CCI - Charlson Comorbidity Index
*Heart Rate(HR), Respiratory Rate (RR), White Blood cell Count (WBC), systolic Blood Pressure (sBP) - are continuous data
 
 
How to calculate R:
*R=exp(Y)/1 + exp(Y)
 
 
The cut-off probability for R is 0.088


Thanks!




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Revision as of 13:56, 2014 January 16

Most Score Calculation

Y =

  • -3.8390 + (0.1570 x male gender)
  • +(0.0712 x CCI)
  • +(0.0532 x ADLS)
  • -(0.1720 x GCS)
  • +(0.0678 x age)
  • -(0.0004 x (age x age)
  • +(0.0175 x heart rate)
  • +(0.0631 x respiratory rate)
  • +(0.0289 x white blood cell count)
  • -(0.0410 x systolic blood pressure)
  • +(0.000121 x (systolic blood pressure x systolic blood pressure)

Where R is the risk of bad outcome and the categorical variable gender, is coded female=0 and male=1.

  • ADL Score:
    • 0 - independent
    • 3 - minor dependence
    • 6 - major dependence
  • CCI - Charlson Comorbidity Index
  • Heart Rate(HR), Respiratory Rate (RR), White Blood cell Count (WBC), systolic Blood Pressure (sBP) - are continuous data


How to calculate R:

  • R=exp(Y)/1 + exp(Y)


The cut-off probability for R is 0.088