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ePrognosis
Description:
A repository of clinical prognostic indicators to help clinicians keep track of evidence-based tools that can be used when trying to estimate a prognosis for older adults who are not terminally ill. There are 17 different prognostic indicators listed on the website, each with a link within the site to use immediately. Based on a systematic review of the literature that was published in JAMA in January 2011. The information on ePrognosis is intended as a rough guide to educate and inform clinicians about possible mortality outcomes.
Author(s):
UCSF - Division of Geriatrics