Observational Data to Improve Clinical Decision Making in Acute Care
The thesis was published by
Gravesteijn, Benjamin,
in March 2022,
Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Abstract:
The premise of Big Data in acute medicine is to make medicine more efficient and effective. However, the translation of large observational data to knowledge is difficult. This thesis explores and discusses the three main types of research questions which can be asked from large observational data: 1. What is current clinical practice? 2. What is best practice? 3. What patients need to be prioritised? This thesis will focus on traumatic brain injury and in-hospital cardiac arrest.
The full thesis can be downloaded at :
https://pure.eur.nl/ws/files/43797499/12484_complete_Gravesteijn.pdf
https://pure.eur.nl/en/publications/42219324-1658-4a9b-b3b7-b334fef6f4d7
https://pure.eur.nl/ws/files/43797499/12484_complete_Gravesteijn.pdf
https://pure.eur.nl/en/publications/42219324-1658-4a9b-b3b7-b334fef6f4d7