Machine Learning Approach to Predicting Absence of Serious Bacterial Infection at PICU Admission.
Machine Learning Approach to Predicting Absence of Serious Bacterial Infection at PICU Admission.
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10.1542/hpeds.2021-005998
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2022-06-01
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Bennett, Tellen D.
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Martin, Blake;DeWitt, Peter E.;Scott, Halden F.;Parker, Sarah;Bennett, Tellen D.
Serious bacterial infection (SBI) is common in the PICU. Antibiotics can mitigate associated morbidity and mortality but have associated adverse effects. To develop machine learning models able to identify SBI-negative children and reduce unnecessary antibiotics. We developed models to predict SBI-negative status at PICU admission using vital sign, laboratory, and demographic variables. Children 3-months-to-18-years-old admitted to our PICU, 2011–2020, were included if evaluated for infection within 24-hours, stratified by documented antibiotic exposure in the 48-hours prior. Area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUROC) was the primary model accuracy measure; secondarily, we calculated the number of SBI-negative children subsequently given antibiotics in the PICU identified as low-risk by each model. 15,074 children met inclusion criteria. 4,788 (32%) received antibiotics before PICU admission. Of these antibiotic-exposed patients, 2,325/4,788 (49%) had an SBI. Of the 10,286 antibiotic-unexposed patients, 2,356/10,286 (23%) had an SBI. In antibiotic-exposed children, a radial support vector machine model had the highest AUROC (0.80) for evaluating SBI, identifying 48/442 (11%) SBI-negative children given antibiotics in the PICU who could have been spared a median 3.7 (IQR 0.9–9.0) antibiotic-days per patient. In antibiotic-unexposed children, a random forest model performed best, but was less accurate overall (AUROC 0.76) identifying 33/469 (7%) SBI-negative children given antibiotics in the PICU who could have been spared 1.1 (IQR 0.9–3.7) antibiotic-days per patient. Among children who received antibiotics before PICU admission, machine learning models can identify children at low risk of SBI and potentially reduce antibiotic exposure.
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