… risk is most often assessed through the polygenic risk score (PRS), a weighted sum of the
number of risk … In this review, we consider how polygenic risk scores may be informative at …

… that assessed instruments for predicting absolute fracture risk. … -analysis of clinical risk
assessment instruments for identifying … of risk instruments for predicting absolute fracture risk were …

… Many clinical instruments have been utilised for prediction including: psychological scales
such as versions of the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)4 or the SADPERSONS scale;5 …

… To determine whether the items in one of the most widely validated instruments of violence
risk assessment, the Historical-Clinical-Risk Management-20 (HCR-20), are used in review …

… instruments that could be used to elicit a patients overall risk propensity in a clinical setting.
… and perspectives on risk have been generated, an individual's risk propensity remains a …

… in CHR-P psychometric instruments, with Se being 0.36 higher … Risk Score for diabetes
[63]. There is, therefore, a clear need to focus efforts on improving the ability of these instruments …

… about an individual's suicide risk through the clinical interview. As such, clinicians should
avoid using the obtained cutoff score as an indicator of a patient's risk of suicide. Instead, …

… estimates of absolute fracture risk match observed fracture incidence in … clinical fracture risk
assessment instruments to assess their performance in estimating absolute fracture risk over …

… the performance of these instruments to identify those most … of screening instruments
comprised osteoporosis clinical risk … the performance of several risk factor screening instruments. …

… risk stratification instruments for postoperative delirium was poor. Although some caution
is needed because the risk stratification instruments … in clinical practice can be questioned. …