Feasibility and Functionality Test of Ada's DDSS Prototype — Ada4dyspnoe  

Dyspnea Clinical Trial

Official title: Feasibility and Functionality Test of Ada's DDSS Prototype, Exploring the Potential and Performance When Diagnosing Complex Cases of Dyspnea at the Emergency Department and Ward of Interna! Medicine of the University Hospital Basel

Status Completed

Clinical Trial Summary

This study is to explore with a feasibility and functionality test the potential of the Ada DDSS prototype with cases of dyspnea patients using the data collected at the Emergency Department (ED) and the ward of Internal medicine of the University Hospital Basel.

Clinical Trial Description

This is an observational i.e. non-interventional, prospective feasibility study, which assesses, through observation, the potential, functionality and diagnostic performance of the Ada DDSS prototype in evaluating patients presenting with dyspnea as primary predominant complaint to the ED.

Once the consent form is signed, the Investigator documents patients' data, medical history, symptoms and findings with the Ada DDSS prototype. During the entire patient journey through the hospital (presentation at the ED through to admission in the ward of Internal Medicine) relevant information are collected and documented in the Ada DDSS prototype simultaneously to standard documentation by the medical staff.

Examination and treatment are carried out by the attending physician without being influenced or affected by the entry of data in the Ada DDSS prototype.

There is no intervention/change made to the usual care, and therefore neither an intervention patient group nor a control patient group. The "usual care" that each patient receives is the control comparison point for the performance of the Ada DDSS. The diagnoses proposed by the tool at different times (after triage in the emergency centre, when transferred to the ward and when discharged from the hospital) are then compared with those of the attending physician. ;

Related Conditions & MeSH terms

• Dyspnea

• NCT number: NCT04827342
• Study type: Observational
• Source: University Hospital, Basel, Switzerland
• Status: Completed
• Start date: May 6, 2020
• Completion date: August 7, 2020