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Severity of Illness Scoring Systems
2002Despite at least 20 years of evolution and with an ever-increasing number of systems, severity of illness quantification remains an imperfect and misused art. To many practicing clinicians the subject remains difficult and is often misinterpreted. Significant discrepancies exist between what these systems actually tell us and what we would like to know.
J. W. Redman +2 more
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Functioning and illness progression in severe mental illness
2019Traditionally the effectiveness of treatments in psychiatry has been driven by the medical model, where treatment response and remission rates are used as the major measures of efficacy. However, there is increasing evidence suggesting the need for additional measures to complement symptomatic evaluation.
Adriane R. Rosa, Flávia Lima
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BMJ, 1982 A measure of severity of illness
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1956Elizabeth Turk +2 more
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Measurement of patient illness severity
Critical Care Medicine, 1982Howard R. Champion, William J. Sacco
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