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The degree to which a test, owing to its technical properties and accuracy, can be used to make a diagnosis; the usefulness of a test is also expressed in terms of its influence on the choice of treatment and on the health of an individual or a population.
The degree to which a test, owing to its technical properties and accuracy, can be used to make a diagnosis; the usefulness of a test is also expressed in terms of its influence on the choice of treatment and on the health of an individual or a population.


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== Reference ==
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The degree to which a test, owing to its technical properties and accuracy, can be used to make a diagnosis; the usefulness of a test is also expressed in terms of its influence on the choice of treatment and on the health of an individual or a population.

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http://htaglossary.net/diagnostic-test-efficacy