Reproducibility package: Electronic health literacy and health self-management in relation to frailty before discharge after PCI: a multicentre cross-sectional study
Sep 2026· Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Abstract
This record contains the public-safe reproducibility package for the manuscript “Electronic health literacy and health self-management in relation to frailty before discharge after PCI: a multicentre cross-sectional study”. The package includes the analysis scripts, aggregate primary and secondary results, publication figures, LaTeX manuscript source, compiled PDF, software requirements, execution metadata and validation receipts. The study analysed 313 questionnaire records; 312 complete records entered the adjusted association and secondary non-machine-learning analyses. Participant-level questionnaire records, cleaned participant-level rows, centre mappings, fold assignments, out-of-fold predictions and the local TabPFN checkpoint are not included. Reproduction therefore requires authorised access to the controlled participant workbook and the specified TabPFN checkpoint. The package is intended to support transparent verification without releasing restricted participant-level data. The machine-learning results are internal comparisons and centre-holdout stress tests, not external validation or a deployable clinical model.
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