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2013•Journal of Clinical EpidemiologyOpen access

Vital signs should be maintained as continuous variables when predicting bacterial infections in febrile children

Bart Spruijt, Yvonne Vergouwe, Ruud Nijman, Matthew Thompson, Rianne Oostenbrink

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Key concepts: Tachypnea, Medicine, Vital signs, Respiratory rate, Emergency department, Tachycardia, Heart rate, Receiver operating characteristic

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