The FADIO=COMPLIMED scores can help to measure the complexity of patients admitted to an internal medicine ward. Nardi et al reported 2 scores which can be used to predict in-hospital morality, with analysis shown in Figure 2a.
Complimed may be for complexity of internal medicine.
Parameters:
(1) Barthel Index, from 0 (dependent) to 100 (independent)
(2) Exton-Smith Scale for pressure sores from 5 to 20
(3) Charlson Comorbidity Index (CCI)
complimed score 1
= mean of BS' and ES'
BS' = 100 - (Barthel index)
ES' = (20 - (Exton Smith scale)) / 15 * 100
complimed score 2 is based on the Charlson score
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Charlson Score
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complimed 2
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<= 14
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(CCI) / 14 * 100
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> 14
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100
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Figure 2a shows the plot of Complimed Score 1 (x-axis) and Complimed Score 2 (y-axis).
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Line
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Slope
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Intercept
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0.01
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-3.4388
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107.1
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0.03
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-3.4965
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186.7
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0.05
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-3.4188
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221.4
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0.1
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-3.4247
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274.0
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0.2
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-3.3557
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325.8
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0.3
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-3.3699
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363.2
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0.4
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-3.2636
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384.3
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Mean slope: -3.395
intercept =
= (complimed score 2) + (3.395 * (complimed 1))
probability of in-hospital mortality =
= (0.1139 * (SQRT(intercept)^3)) - (4.405 * (SQRT(intercept)^2)) + (56.98 * SQRT(intercept)) - 243.2
