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Comparisons of established risk prediction models for cardiovascular disease: systematic review
BMJ 2012; 344 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.e3318 (Published 24 May 2012) Cite this as: BMJ 2012;344:e3318
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- Data Supplement - Appendix: search strategy
- Data Supplement - Figure showing selection of eligible studies of risk models comparisons
- Data Supplement - Table 1: details of examined risk models for cardiovascular disease prediction
- Data Supplement - Table 2: reporting and management of missing data
- Data Supplement - Table 3: potential biases and authors’ comments on performance of risk models
- Data Supplement - Table 4: discrimination performance according to metrics other than area under the receiver operating characteristic curve
- Data Supplement - Table 5: calibration metrics
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- Data Supplement - Appendix: search strategy
- Data Supplement - Figure showing selection of eligible studies of risk models comparisons
- Data Supplement - Table 1: details of examined risk models for cardiovascular disease prediction
- Data Supplement - Table 2: reporting and management of missing data
- Data Supplement - Table 3: potential biases and authors’ comments on performance of risk models
- Data Supplement - Table 4: discrimination performance according to metrics other than area under the receiver operating characteristic curve
- Data Supplement - Table 5: calibration metrics
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