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Clinical Prediction Rules and Clinical Decision Rules: Need for Bridging the Knowledge Translation Gap from Evidence into Orthopaedic Clinical Practice
Kumar Senthil P. , Kumar Senthil P.
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Clinical prediction rules (CPR) or clinical decision rules (CDR) facilitate clinical decision-making by utilizing a combination of presenting symptoms and signs in a person with orthopaedic disorder to predict his/her diagnosis, therapy responses and outcomes.This editorial presented the importance of CPR/CDRs in Evidencebased Orthopaedic clinical practice, and there is need to explore CPR/CDRs in disease-specific, procedurespecific and population-specific domains in the future.
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