Mapping the Evolving AI Preferences and Care Needs in Orthopedic Transitional Care From Hospitals to Home: Cross-Sectional Study
Enhanced recovery after surgery protocols have shortened orthopedic hospital stays but have shifted rehabilitation and safety-monitoring tasks to patients and families after discharge. In this study, AI refers to patient-facing digital systems for orthopedic transitional care, including large language model chatbots, computer vision or platform-based monitoring tools, and wearable sensor-enabled systems for education, rehabilitation guidance, motion correction, and risk alerts. However, patient-reported preferen…
Patients recovering from orthopedic surgery reported 80.3% willingness to use patient-facing AI systems for transitional care, with priorities shifting to functional safety and rehabilitation guidance after discharge.
Findings are based on stated preferences for described AI functions rather than use of actual tools in a hospital-based convenience sample, and associations are exploratory not causal.
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- Peer-reviewedJMIR AI2026-08-04
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