Jorge Henriques

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2013
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Simão Paredes, Teresa Rocha, Paulo de Carvalho, Jorge Henriques, João Morais, Jorge Ferreira, Miguel Mendes:
Cardiovascular disease risk assessment innovative approaches developed in HeartCycle project. EMBC 2013: 6980-6983
2012
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Simão Paredes, Teresa Rocha, Paulo de Carvalho, Jorge Henriques, João Morais, Jorge Ferreira, Miguel Mendes:
Improvement of CVD risk assessment tools' performance through innovative patients' grouping strategies. EMBC 2012: 5907-5910
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Simão Paredes, Teresa Rocha, Paulo Carvalho, Jorge Henriques, João Morais, Jorge Ferreira, Miguel Mendes:
Cardiovascular event risk assessment - Fusion of individual risk assessment tools applied to the Portuguese population. FUSION 2012: 925-932
2011
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Simão Paredes, Teresa Rocha, Paulo de Carvalho, Jorge Henriques, D. Rasteiro, João Morais, Jorge Ferreira, Miguel Mendes:
Fusion of risk assessment models with application to coronary artery disease patients. EMBC 2011: 872-875

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