Does modification of the Innsbruck and the Glasgow Coma Scales improve their ability to predict functional outcome?

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Glasgow Coma Scale 83%
• Coma 73%
• Aptitude 47%
• Neurosurgery 43%
• Neurology 42%
• Intensive Care Units 33%
• Custodial Care 18%
• Automatism 15%
• Physician Executives 13%
• Occupational Therapy 11%
• Patient Discharge 11%
• Cerebral Hemorrhage 10%
• Home Care Services 10%
• Nursing Care 10%
• Subarachnoid Hemorrhage 10%
• Nursing Homes 10%
• Traumatic Brain Injury 9%
• Brain Injuries 9%
• Telephone 9%
• Reproducibility of Results 8%
• Tertiary Care Centers 8%
• Nurses 7%
• Students 7%
• Stroke 6%
• Health Care Outcome Assessment 6%
• Demography 6%
• Prospective Studies 6%
• Mortality 5%
• Population 3%

Arts & Humanities

• Innsbruck 100%
• Glasgow 80%
• Intensive Care 18%
• Neurology 15%
• Admission 7%
• Traumatic Brain Injury 6%
• Prediction 6%
• Occupational Therapy 5%
• Automatism 4%
• Nursing Homes 4%
• Graduate Students 4%
• Supervision 3%
• Telephone 3%
• Nurses 3%
• Mortality 3%
• Demographics 3%
• Descriptive 3%