From: Pancreatic stone protein point-of-care testing can reduce healthcare expenditure in sepsis
Test Result | Description | Model Representation | Source |
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True Positive | Patient Septic | LOS: Full-length hospital stay | |
Treatment length: Full-length | |||
Readmission: Average | Broyles 2017 [30] | ||
True Negative | Patient Not Septic | LOS: Reduced by 4 daysa | Skoglund et al. 2019 [29] |
Treatment Length: 1Â day SOC; 0Â days rapid PSP | Assumption (antibiotics initiated until lactate results are received under SOC; No antibiotics under PSP) | ||
Readmission: None | Assumption (patient not septic) | ||
False Positive | Patient Not Septic | LOS: Reduced by 3 daysa | Assumption (delays true negative by one day) |
Treatment Length: 2Â days | Assumption (treated for one day in addition to the day of treatment prior to initial lactate results before detecting false positive with second test) | ||
Readmission: None | Assumption (patient not septic) | ||
False Negative | Patient septic with increased risk of severe sepsis | LOS: Increased by 1 daya | Assumption (delays true positive by one day) |
Treatment Length: Full-length | Assumption (full treatment required) | ||
Readmission: Average + 2.1% | Paoli 2018 [7] |