Flowchart of the study population.

<p>In all 894 individuals who underwent RT-PCR testing (reference standard) were screened as potential eligible participants. Among them 207 were excluded because of missing files. So 687 were included in the study: 220 had negative RT-PCR and 467 had positive RT-PCR. Among the 220 individuals with negative RT-PCR, 14 had missing data for the score, 145 were classified as negative by both the score and the RT-PCR (true negative), and 61 were classified as positive by the score while being negative with the RT-PCR (false positive). Among the 467 individuals with positive RT-PCR, 10 had missing data for the score, 396 were classified as positive by both the score and the RT-PCR (true positive), and 61 were classified as negative by the score while being positive with the RT-PCR (false negative).</p

Bivariable and multivariable analyses of predictors of CHIK+ status using logistic regression, and the corresponding weighted point values of the score.

<p>Bivariable and multivariable analyses of predictors of CHIK+ status using logistic regression, and the corresponding weighted point values of the score.</p

Baseline characteristics of subjects with suspected Chikungunya virus infection.

<p>Baseline characteristics of subjects with suspected Chikungunya virus infection.</p