The effects of misclassification in routine healthcare databases on the accuracy of prognostic prediction models: a case study of the CHA2DS2-VASc score in atrial fibrillation

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In this case study the presence of substantial predictor misclassification in routine healthcare data, the overall performance of a prediction model was not negatively affected: https://t.co/0MczCGYWNT #DPRjournal

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