Plain-English translation of NCT07432893 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This trial is testing whether nurses working with an AI decision-support tool can provide care that is just as good as — or better than — standard doctor visits for common health conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, fever, and shortness of breath. Researchers want to learn if this approach could help people in rural and semi-urban areas of India receive quality care. You would have two consultations during the same visit: one with a nurse using the AI tool, and one with a doctor using standard care.
In many rural areas, there are more nurses available than doctors, and people often struggle to access physician care quickly. This study explores whether an AI tool can help nurses provide reliable, evidence-based treatment decisions that match what patients would get from a doctor — potentially making quality healthcare more accessible.
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During a single clinic visit, you will receive two separate consultations for the same health concern. First, a trained nurse will meet with you and use an AI tool to help guide the consultation, asking questions and developing a treatment plan with the tool's assistance. Then, a doctor will see you and provide standard care. Both consultations will be recorded (audio only) so researchers can evaluate the quality of care, and you'll complete a brief survey about your experience with communication, trust, and satisfaction. The entire process happens in one visit.
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