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Mortality Index
Clinical Care
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Resumo
Prognostic indices are essential for patient care in Intensive Care Units (ICUs), providing vital insights into patient outcomes and facilitating resource allocation. This research consolidates evidence about the foremost scoring systems, namely APACHE, SAPS, SOFA, and MPM, examining their prediction accuracies, limitations, and uses. Despite their extensive implementation, obstacles persist in standardizing their application across varied populations and incorporating them into dynamic clinical processes. Advances in machine learning and real-time data processing hold promise for boosting these systems' usability and precision.
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Copyright (c) 2024 Gustavo Becker Mendes, Ygor Suzuki do Carmo , Eduardo Cunha Pugliesi, Mateus Martins de Sousa, Rodrigo Cordon Isaac, Alisson Matheus Batista Pereira, Leonardo Scandolara Junior, Ingrid Ferreira da Fonseca , Gabriela Ferreira Cunha, Isabella Parreira de Assunção, Hudson Henrique Gomes Pires