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See Latest ArticlesRandomized Trial of Computerized Quantitative Pretest Probability in Low-Risk Chest Pain Patients
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 05/28/09
Kline JA et al. - Presentation of a quantitative estimate of the pretest probability of acute coronary syndrome to clinicians and low-risk ED chest pain patients was associated with reduced resource use, without evidence of increased rate of premature discharge of patients with acute coronary syndrome.
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