may be significant such organisms, 31 however, a previous study from our centre in this cohort found no significant association between these organisms and mortality or hospitalisations. 8 On the other hand, we identified a significant association between non-aspergillus fungal species and mortality. 8 Indeed, previous literature has also identified significant variations in predominant organisms across geographies. 32 Therefore, definitions of “other” pathogenic organisms must be geographic and context specific in order to enable greater accuracy of severity classification systems.
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Applicability and Validity of the "Bronchiectasis Severity Index" (BSI) and "FACED" Score in Adult Aboriginal Australians.
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