Chris P
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I'd argue a 'risk factor' is inherently causal in language (a factor which leads to/causes an increase in risk of outcome), whereas a 'predictor' should be the terminology for prediction modelling.
January 20, 2025 at 2:33 PM
I'd argue a 'risk factor' is inherently causal in language (a factor which leads to/causes an increase in risk of outcome), whereas a 'predictor' should be the terminology for prediction modelling.
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The research, by Chris Penfold & colleagues
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Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme uptake, patient satisfaction, and QOF achievement: an ecological study from 2020–2023
Background The Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS) was introduced by NHS England in 2019 alongside primary care networks (PCNs), with the aims of increasing the workforce and improving patien...
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November 27, 2024 at 9:57 AM
The research, by Chris Penfold & colleagues
@capcbristol.bsky.social @arc-west.bsky.social @healthinnowest.bsky.social was funded by the NHS Insights Prioritisation Programme and published in
@bjgp.bsky.social.
Read the paper: bjgp.org/content/earl...
@capcbristol.bsky.social @arc-west.bsky.social @healthinnowest.bsky.social was funded by the NHS Insights Prioritisation Programme and published in
@bjgp.bsky.social.
Read the paper: bjgp.org/content/earl...