A comparison of modeling approaches for static and dynamic prediction of central-line bloodstream infections using electronic health records (part 1): regression models
Shan Gao(KU Leuven), Laure Wynants(Maastricht University), Yves Debaveye(KU Leuven), Veerle Cossey(KU Leuven), Hein Putter, Ben Van Calster(University Medical Center Utrecht), Elena Albu(KU Leuven), Frank Rademakers(KU Leuven), Christel Janssens, Pieter Stijnen(KU Leuven)
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