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. 2015 Apr 26;24(6):971–977. doi: 10.1007/s10897-015-9835-7

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics and outcomes of competence classifications on reference standard and MacCAT-T

Child no. Disease tested fora Age in years (male/female) Expert classification (competent: incompetent) MacCAT-T score, (subscale scores U/A/R/C)b MacCAT-T classification (competent: incompetent)
1 HCM 6 F I (0:3) 29 (21/2/3/2) C (2:1)
2 LQTS 7 M I (0:3) 30 (21/4/4/2) I (1:2)
3 BS 9 M I (0:3) 36 (23/4/7/2) C (3:0)
4 HCM 9 M C (3:0) 32 (18/4/8/2) C (3:0)
5 HCM 10 M C (2:1) 31 (21/4/4/2) C (2:1)
6 HCM 10 M C (2:1) 35 (22/4/7/2) C (3:0)
7 HCM 10 F C (3:0) 38 (25/3/8/2) C (3:0)
8 HCM 10 F C (2:1) 36 (23/2/9/2) C (3:0)
9 HCM 11 M C (2:1) 36 (22/4/8/2) C (3:0)
10 HCM 11 F I (1:2) 29 (18/2/7/2) C (2:1)
11 HCM 11 M I (1:2) 38 (25/4/7/2) C (3:0)
12 HCM 12 M C (2:1) 30 (20/4/4/2) C (2:1)
13 CPVT 12 M C (2:1) 38 (24/4/8/2) C (3:0)
14 CPVT 13 F C (2:1) 34 (24/3/5/2) C (2:1)
15 LQTS 13 F C (3:0) 40 (25/4/8/2) C (3:0)
16 ARVC 14 F C (3:0) 40 (26/4/8/2) C (3:0)
17 ARVC 17 M C (3:0) 38 (25/4/7/2) C (3:0)
76 % agreement
MacCAT-T vs expert

a ARCV arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy, BS Brugada syndrome, CPVT catecholaminergic polymorphic ventricular tachycardia, HCM hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, LQTS long QT syndrome

bMean scores from three raters, U understanding, A appreciation, R reasoning, C choice