PD-G05 · prediction horizon precision
Classification and audit outcome: prediction horizon precision; supported.
Finding
D’Cruz had two-year follow-up, but pooled the visit preceding conversion to target the next year.
Current amendment or qualification
Two-year cohort follow-up; pooled measurements targeted freezing conversion within the following year.
Integration note: Clarify cohort duration versus prediction horizon; not a uniform baseline two-year prediction.
Remaining limitation: Clarify cohort duration versus prediction horizon; not a uniform baseline two-year prediction.
Evidence and provenance
- D’Cruz N, et al. Repetitive Motor Control Deficits Most Consistent Predictors of Conversion to Freezing of Gait in Parkinson’s Disease: A Prospective Cohort Study. Journal of Parkinson's Disease. 2020;10(2):559-571. DOI 10.3233/JPD-191759 · Original source
Affected reports
Original audit locator(s): gait:P0193
Audit corrections describe the report only where that classification is explicit. A disagreement within a study, missing protocol, statistical query, access upgrade or optional addition is not silently converted into a report error or a new clinical threshold.
Audit register · Unresolved evidence queue
Linked knowledge pages
- COND-PD Parkinson’s disease
- DOMAIN-GAIT Gait
Located in this vault
Mapping status: exact. An exact location match is not an additional empirical verification.