Using ChatGPT during anesthesia visits

This study tests whether a computer chatbot can help you understand your anesthesia and surgery details better than the usual consent process. If you choose to join, you might use the chatbot to learn about your procedure and give consent.

This trial is testing a new artificial intelligence tool that helps doctors plan your anesthesia before surgery. It is for adults who are having a planned non-heart surgery, and it aims to make the pre-anesthesia check smoother and more personalized.

This study looks at how well ChatGPT-5 can produce discharge teaching for people who had heart bypass surgery, compared to nurses. It uses made-up patient scenarios to see if AI could help prepare helpful education materials.

This trial compares a video call with a face-to-face meeting for your pre-surgery anesthesia check. The goal is to see if the video option works just as well, which could save you a trip to the hospital.

This trial compares how well a computer program (large language model) and anesthesiologists can classify patients' physical status before elective surgery. It helps ensure accurate risk assessment for safer anesthesia planning.

This trial compares two ways to follow up after surgery that uses a special pain-relief pump (continuous nerve block): one uses artificial intelligence, the other uses automated messages. The goal is to see which is better for checking on patients and helping them manage pain.