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Artificial Intelligence-augmented Perioperative Clinical Decision Support
The study investigates a novel anaesthesiological clinical decision support (CDS) application, that integrates risk evaluation tools and updated clinical guidelines guided by artificial intelligence in the setting of preoperative anaesthesiological assessment. It will be compared to the current standard preoperative assessment workflow with participants being actual patients. 480 participants will be randomly assigned to either the CDS group (preoperative assessment using the CDS application) or the Control group (standard preoperative assessment workflow).
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