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Why models predicting bacteremia in general medical patients do not work

  • Jeroan J. Allison MD1 &
  • Robert M. Centor MD1 

Journal of General Internal Medicine volume 11, pages 132–134 (1996)Cite this article

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  1. Assistant Professor, Professor and Director, Division of General Internal Medicine, University of Alabama at Birmingham, AL

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Allison, J.J., Centor, R.M. Why models predicting bacteremia in general medical patients do not work. J Gen Intern Med 11, 132–134 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02599592

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