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Table 2 Provider, administrator, and clinical researcher themes

From: Assessment of attitudes towards future implementation of the “Surgical Risk Preoperative Assessment System” (SURPAS) tool: a pilot survey among patients, surgeons, and hospital administrators

Overall Opinions of, Suggestions for, and Concerns with SURPAS Tool

Facilitators and Barriers of Implementation of SURPAS Tool in Clinic/System

Benefits for Surgeons, Patients, and Healthcare System of SURPAS Tool

Overall positive feedback

Easy to incorporate intoclinical practice

Improves consent process

Patient-centered and supportsshared decision making

Pilot studies necessary to support implementation

Can be used to mitigate certain adverse outcomes

Very important work – improves risk assessment

Build on the early wins

Improves patient education

Usability and user-interface suggestions

Market the value to the end user

Enhances patient participation and satisfaction

Not a substitute for clinical judgment

Be adaptable to different clinical workflows

Part of permanent record to support patients, providers, and healthcare systems

Accuracy concerns

Potential resistance to change

Collaborative approach to care when utilized by all staff

Concerns about exposure to litigation

Level of training required to operate

Tailored risk assessment to patients