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A teleological class of prognostically relevant informations represent the individual medical prognosis. Based on this hypothesis the article analyzes the logical structure of the individual medical prognosis and describes a generalized model of prognostic reasoning in clinical medicine. The individual clinical course, the individual patient model, and clinical expectations of characteristic structure are the basic elements of the model. The application of the model is operationalized by an algorithm.
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Mueller-Kolck, U. Modellierung individueller Prognosen in der Klinischen Medizin. Theory Biosci. 120, 45–56 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12064-001-0031-y
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