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A New Approach to Outcome Prediction in Trauma: A Comparison With the TRISS Model

The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 2006
The Trauma Audit & Research Network (TARN) has been using the TRISS methodology since 1989. Its database contains 200,000 hospital admissions from 110 hospitals over the country. To improve outcome prediction, a revision of the current model became necessary. Our model tried to overcome some of the concerns of the trauma community, namely missing data,
Bouamra, Omar, Wrotchford, Alan, Hollis, Sally, Vail, Andy, Woodford, Maralyn, Lecky, Fiona   +5 more
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Evaluation of trauma care: validation of the TRISS method in an Italian ICU

Intensive Care Medicine, 1996
To validate the TRISS method as an audit system on a group of patients with severe trauma admitted to an Italian general intensive care unit (ICU).Prospective, cohort study of consecutive admissions to the ICU.A 6-bed general ICU in a 500-bed general hospital.190 patients with severe trauma admitted from January 1992 to December 1993 were considered ...
U, Corbanese, C, Possamai, L, Casagrande, P, Bordino   +3 more
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TRISS analysis of trauma care: a Yugoslav perspective

Injury, 1992
The TRISS method has been claimed to be useful in the evaluation of trauma care. The aim of this study was to compare our data with Major Trauma Outcome Study (MTOS) results in North America, and to note differences and strive to improve care in our system.
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Assessment of probability of survival in penetrating injuries using the TRISS methodology

Injury, 1989
By the TRISS methodology, probability of survival in injury can be estimated. It is based on a statistical analysis of outcome which is influenced by the severity of the injuries as expressed in the Injury Severity Score (ISS), the physiological function as expressed in the Trauma Score (TS) and the patient's age.
J, Pillgram-Larsen, M, Marcus, J L, Svennevig   +2 more
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COMPARISON BETWEEN TRISS AND ASCOT METHODS IN CONTROLLING FOR INJURY SEVERITY

The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1991
ASCOT was developed by Champion et al. to address known limitations to TRISS. The present research attempted to validate ASCOT using an independent trauma registry. Data were collected by the Institute for Trauma and Emergency Care (ITEC), New York Medical College, between July 1, 1987 and June 30, 1989; 5685 trauma patients admitted to three level I ...
J, Markle, C G, Cayten, D W, Byrne, F, Moy, J G, Murphy   +4 more
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EMTC - Er Moster Trisse Cool?

Tidsskriftet Dansk Musikterapi, 2004
Den 16. juni 2004, dagen inden den Europæiske musikterapikonference i Jyväskylä, mødes ca. 20 repræsentanter fra de europæiske lande til et EMTC-møde. EMTC - endnu en forkortelse at forholde sig til - står for noget så Enormt Meget Trivielt (eller Chokerende? ) som European Music Therapy Confederation.
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Predicting Survival after Trauma: a Comparison of TRISS and ASCOT in the Netherlands

European Journal of Trauma, 2002
Background: Evaluating the performance of a trauma system may be attempted by comparing outcome in different trauma populations. Controlling for injury severity is a necessity for such evaluations. We compare two current models for doing so: the “Trauma and Injury Severity Score” (TRISS) and “A Severity Characterization Of Trauma” (ASCOT).
Frankema, Sander P.G., Edwards, Michael J.R., Steyerberg, Ewout, van Vugt, AB (Arie)   +3 more
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Validation of TRISS and ASCOT Using a Non-MTOS Trauma Registry

The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1995
To validate the Trauma and Injury Severity Score (TRISS) and A Severity Characterization of Trauma (ASCOT) models for patients with blunt injuries using an independent trauma registry, and to develop new TRISS and ASCOT models for types of patients with blunt injuries and examine their fit.Retrospective analysis of clinical data from the Institute for ...
E L, Hannan, J, Mendeloff, L S, Farrell, C G, Cayten, J G, Murphy   +4 more
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Mortality prediction in paediatric trauma: comparison of PRISM and TRISS

Clinical Intensive Care, 1996
Objective: To compare the ability of Paediatric Risk of Mortality (PRISM) and TRISS analysis in predicting mortality in the same cohort of paediatric trauma patients. Design: Retrospective review of patients' medical records. Setting: Multi-disciplinary paediatric intensive care unit at a tertiary care paediatric hospital.
R N SINGH, N C SINGH, J B KRONICK, J KING, T CHARYK, N KISSOON   +5 more
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Primary verification: is the TRISS appropriate for Thailand?

The Southeast Asian journal of tropical medicine and public health, 2004
The Trauma and Injury Severity Score (TRISS) is a well-accepted model used to evaluate the quality of trauma care in the US. This research aims to study whether TRISS can be applied to evaluate trauma care and classify outcomes of road traffic injury patients in Thailand.
J, Podang, P, Singhasivanon, A, Podhipak, C, Santikarn, J N, Sarol, C A, Ancheta   +5 more
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