A comparison of admission and worst 24-hour Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II scores in predicting hospital mortality: a retrospective cohort study

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Kwok M Ho
Geoffrey J Dobb
Matthew Knuiman
Judith Finn
Kok Y Lee
Steven AR Webb
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[1] Royal Perth Hospital,Consultant Intensivist Department of Intensive Care
[2] University of Western Australia,School of Population Health
[3] University of Western Australia,School of Medicine and Pharmacology
[4] Royal Perth Hospital,Acting Head of the Department, Department of Intensive Care
[5] University of Western Australia,School of Medicine and Pharmacology
[6] University of Western Australia,School of Population Health
[7] University of Western Australia,School of Population Health
[8] Royal Perth Hospital,Department of Intensive Care
[9] University of Western Australia,School of Medicine and Pharmacology
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Intensive Care Unit; Intensive Care Unit Admission; Standardise Mortality Ratio; Discrimination Ability; Predict Hospital Mortality;
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