An observational study in Anesthesia Complication, Surgery-Complications and Pain, Postoperative, sponsored by HUmani. Completed at 1 site in Belgium. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2024-10-18.
Sponsored by HUmani · Observational
Unexpected hospital admissions after ambulatory surgery not only bring discomfort to patients but also causes a decrease in the efficiency of the healthcare system. In addition, unanticipated patient's orientation carry the risk of unsuitable post operative orders. The hypothesis of this project is that artificial intelligence models will outperform traditional models in predicting which patients will require hospital admission after ambulatory surgery or unforeseen hospital discharge after surgery.
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All hospitalized or outpatient patients who have undergone anesthesia for a diagnostic or therapeutic procedure, in a scheduled or emergency condition, in the institution's hospitals.
Exclusion Criteria:
Patient undergoing anesthesia in an ambulatory setting.
Other: Mathematical Prediction of unforseen patient reorientation
Patient undergoing anesthesia in a hospitalisation setting.
Other: Mathematical Prediction of unforseen patient reorientation
The goal of this project is to develop models to predict in the preoperative period which patients will require hospital admission after ambulatory surgery or unforeseen hospital discharge after surgery
Rate of patient reorientation
Rate of unforeseen hospital admission after an ambulatory surgery and rate of discharge after an hospitalised surgery
Time frame: On the day of the operation
Plan to share: No — The investigators are not authorized to publish sensitive data by decision of the ethics committee
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