Patrick Bossuyt

Professor of Clinical Epidemiology

Amsterdam University Medical Centers

Netherlands

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Patrick Bossuyt is a Professor of Clinical Epidemiology at Amsterdam University Medical Centers in the Netherlands. His research interests encompass diagnostic accuracy studies, systematic reviews, and randomized trials, as reflected in his recent articles. Key contributions include the development of prediction models in proteomics and tools for quality assessment of diagnostic studies incorporating AI. Additionally, he addresses adherence to reporting standards and evaluates the effectiveness of trials in obstetrics and gynaecology.

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Articles (14)

A Professional Skeptic

Proteomic Prediction Models

Evaluation of adherence to STARD for abstracts in a diverse sample of diagnostic accuracy abstracts published in 2012 and 2019 reveals suboptimal reporting practices

Revised Tool for the Quality Assessment of Diagnostic Accuracy Studies Using AI (QUADAS-AI): Protocol for a Qualitative Study

How to Critically Appraise and Interpret Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses of Diagnostic Accuracy: A User Guide

Assessing the usefulness of randomised trials in obstetrics and gynaecology

Covariate-specific ROC curve analysis can accommodate differences between covariate subgroups in the evaluation of diagnostic accuracy

Few randomised trials in preterm birth prevention meet predefined usefulness criteria

TARGET-HF: developing a model for detecting incident heart failure among symptomatic patients in general practice using routine health care data

QUAPAS: An Adaptation of the QUADAS-2 Tool to Assess Prognostic Accuracy Studies

The prevalence of non-accidental trauma among children with polytrauma: A nationwide level-I trauma centre study

Limited Evidence for Use of a Black Race Modifier in eGFR Calculations: A Systematic Review

Setting analytical performance specifications using HbA1c as a model measurand

STARD 2015 guidelines for reporting diagnostic accuracy studies: explanation and elaboration. Translation to Russian

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Constance Dubois

Douglas Altman

Henk van Weert

Khalid Saeed Khan

Lauren R. Cirrincione

Hyde Christopher

Yemisi Takwoingi

Bada Yang

Cathrine Axfors

Alison Smith

Jan Hulscher

Mariska Leeflang

Jérémie F. Cohen

Jan A Ten Bosch

Ben W Mol

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