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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Dec 30.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res. 2012 May 29;200(2-3):827–834. doi: 10.1016/j.psychres.2012.04.022

Table 2.

Results for Men: WTCD, Pain and Trauma Studies using Different Prediction Models*

Study and Prediction Model Used Cut-off Score % Specificity % Sensitivity PV+ PV− AUC AUC 95% CI P-value
PTSD Screen only
WTCD (N = 1016)
 PCPS 100 84.1 89.8 25.8 99.3 0.870 0.829–0.910 --
Pain and Trauma Studies (N = 356)
 PCPS 100 91.6 95.5 42.9 99.7 0.935 0.882–0.989 --
PTSD Screen + Risk Factors
WTCD (N = 1016)
 PCPS + Risk Factors 184 87.7 91.5 31.4 99.4 0.947 0.930–0.965 <0.0001
Pain and Trauma Studies (N = 356)
 PCPS + Risk Factors 184 93.4 95.5 48.9 99.7 0.964 0.936–0.993 0.0165
PTSD Screen + Risk Factors + Demographics
WTCD (N = 1016)
 PCPS + Risk Factors + Demos 263 92.5 91.5 42.8 99.4 0.954 0.937–0.970 0.0890
Pain and Trauma Studies (N = 356)
 PCPS + Risk Factors + Demos 263 95.2 77.3 51.6 98.5 0.960 0.927–0.993 0.2137
*

AUC = Area under ROC curve; PV+ = Predictive value of positive test; PV− = Predictive value of negative test; PCPS = Primary care PTSD Scale; WTCD = World Trade Center Disaster; Demos = Demographics.