Predicting individualized clinically relevant outcomes: a new method for decision support using routine outcome measurements
Client :
Liquid Themes
Predicting individualized clinically relevant outcomes: a new method for decision support using routine outcome measurements
Project summary
Decisions in daily clinic are usually not based on individual patient data but on clinician experience and guidelines. Consequently, decisions are not individualized and at risk of being suboptimal. I propose a method for real-time prediction of individualized outcomes and costs, facilitating shared decision-making and increasing patient value.
More detailed information
Principal Investigator:
Dr. Robbert Wouters,
Role Erasmus MC:
Principal Investigator
Department:
Plastic Surgery
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Funding Agency:
NWO