EuroSCORE 3 in development
EuroSCORE 3
If you value EuroSCORE and wish to be part of its future,
please register your interest in contributing data.
EuroSCORE is a popular cardiac surgery risk prediction model because it is accurate, easy to use and free.
Like all risk models, however, EuroSCORE is subject to calibration drift as patient population and surgical techniques evolve. The original model was published in 1999 and the first recalibration exercise (EuroSCORE II) performed in 2010.
Twelve years on, the model again needs recalibration, especially as the importance of data in informing clinical decisions is increasing.
become part of the future of cardiac health
exclusive secure access to your own performance data
secure & confidential
easy and quick bulk data upload
Is your institution able to provide data?
Please register your professional details with no obligation to participate
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privacy statement
No identifiable patient data will be entered or retained within this website.Registration data entered by individuals considering contributing to the EuroSCORE 3 data collection project will be retained and stored securely, in line with Data Protection legislation, including GDPR. This data will be retained indefinitely, to facilitate communication with users for service improvement and continuous assessment of the risk model.Registration data will not be shared with any other organization, unless it is at the Data Subject’s request and/or with their explicit consent.
secure & confidential
The EuroSCORE project will operate within appropriate hospital, healthcare and industry computing security standards.
A secure, website-based procedure will be used by participating hospitals to upload their surgery records.
Surgery records supplied by participating hospitals will be anonymous. Participating hospitals will be given secure access to their own records on the database but, not to records supplied by any other hospital.
contact to discuss
Christopher Smith is the EuroSCORE Project Manager
christopher.smith@euroscore.org
