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Estimating uncertainty when providing individual cardiovascular risk predictions: a Bayesian survival analysis.

Steven H J HagemanRichard A J PostFrank L J VisserenJ William McEvoyJ Wouter JukemaYvo SmuldersMaarten van SmedenJannick A N Dorresteijnnull null
Published in: Journal of clinical epidemiology (2024)
Estimating uncertainty surrounding individual CVD risk predictions using Bayesian methods is feasible. The uncertainty regarding individual risk predictions could have several applications in clinical practice, like the comparison of different treatment options or by calculating the probability of the individual risk being below a certain treatment threshold. However, as the individual uncertainty measures only reflect sampling error and no biases in risk prediction, physicians should be familiar with the interpretation before widespread clinical adaption.
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