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Published on in Vol 5 (2026)

Preprints (earlier versions) of this paper are available at https://preprints.jmir.org/preprint/75064, first published .
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Application of AI Models for Preventing Surgical Complications: Scoping Review of Clinical Readiness and Barriers to Implementation

Application of AI Models for Preventing Surgical Complications: Scoping Review of Clinical Readiness and Barriers to Implementation

Journals

  1. Salwin M, Kocot M, Kwasek A, Chmielewski T, Soboń J, Trzaskowska-Dmoch A, Pałęga M. Perceived Benefits and Barriers to Artificial Intelligence Implementation in Enterprises in the Context of Sustainable Organizational Functioning. Sustainability 2026;18(11):5535 View
  2. Prado Quilambaqui J, Chafla Romero M, Choca Alcocer J. Uso de la inteligencia artificial en la detección temprana de complicaciones postoperatorias. Esprint Investigación 2026;5(1):954 View
  3. Ahmed M. Algorithmic bias in surgical risk prediction models and its impact on patient safety: a review. Patient Safety in Surgery 2026;20(1) View
  4. Tran N, Rashidi H. Artificial Intelligence as a Clinical Tool in Practice. Clinics in Plastic Surgery 2026 View
  5. Lee J, In Y, Kim J, Hwang S, Lee J, Kwon Y. Bridging the Artificial Intelligence Translation Gap in Perioperative Pulmonary and Respiratory Complications: A Practical Framework for Institution-Level Implementation. Diagnostics 2026;16(19):3082 View