Examining Stakeholder Priorities and Expectations of AI-guided treatment-eligible Ischemic Strokes in Alberta

Summary

Ischemic stroke is a serious medical emergency where every minute counts. Our research team at the Calgary Stroke Program (CSP) has developed new Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools with hopes of treating stroke patients more efficiently in Alberta. These include AI-imaging tools which aim to identify patients who need urgent stroke care by looking at their brain scans, and rapidly go through scans to find people who might need treatment. Another tool compares findings with what expert doctors find to assess AI accuracy.

We want to make sure that AI-tools meet the needs of patients, their families, healthcare workers, and leaders in Alberta's health system. To do this, we are looking to recruit participants and hear about their thoughts towards AI-assistance in healthcare and stroke, so we can understand what is important to them.

Eligibility

Currently recruiting participants: Yes

Eligible ages: 18 to 125

Accepts healthy participants: Yes

Inclusion criteria:

1) A patient with lived experience of stroke.
2) A caregiver/family member of a patient with lived experience of stroke.
3) Over the age of 18.
4) Should be able to communicate verbally.
5) Should have internet connection to access Zoom calls, and materials posted online on Let's Get Proof.

Participate

This study is not currently accepting expressions of interest via the website. Please see contact information below.

Additional information

Contact information

Raksha Ramkumar: raksha.ramkumar@ucalgary.ca

Principal investigator:

Aravind Ganesh

Clinical trial:

No

REB-ID:

REB24-1010