Max Rady College of Medicine
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Roos LL, Walld RK, Romano PS, Roberecki S. Short-term mortality after repair of hip fracture. Do Manitoba elderly do worse? Med Care 1996;34(4):310-326. [Abstract]
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| Logistic Regression - Calibration of the Data Model |
| Sensitivity and Specificity - Using the ROC Curve to Measure |
| Time To / From Surgery |
Keywords |
| aged |
| Aged,80 and over |
| Canada |
| comorbidity |
| England |
| epidemiology |
| Female |
| Femoral Neck Fractures |
| Geriatric Assessment |
| Health |
| health policy |
| hip fracture |
| hospital mortality |
| hospitals |
| Humans |
| Logistic Models |
| Male |
| Manitoba |
| Manitoba Studies |
| mortality |
| New England |
| Outcome Assessment (Health Care) |
| Patients |
| population |
| Postoperative Period |
| Research |
| Research Support |
| Sex Factors |
| statistics |
| statistics & numerical data |
| surgery |
| survival |
| survival analysis |
| Time Factors |
| Universities |
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