The study’s aim was to validate artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted discharge education material for patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. The discharge training material was prepared with the assistance of the consensus GPT. The material was then subjected to a thorough evaluation by a panel of 12 experts in terms of content validity, readability, comprehensibility, and actionability. The material demonstrated a content validity ratio of 0.88. The readability of the material was evaluated using the Ateşman readability formula, which yielded a score of 76.5, indicating that the material was easy to read. In addition, the readability of the material was assessed using the Bezirci–Yilmaz readability formula, which yielded a score of 18.52, indicating an academic level of readability. The comprehensibility and actionability scores obtained from the Patient Education Materials Assessment Tool for Printable Materials were 73.24 and 69.04, respectively, indicating moderate levels of comprehensibility and actionability. This study presents an innovative approach to addressing the educational needs of patients undergoing CABG surgery regarding discharge. It demonstrates for the first time the strategic role of AI in enhancing efficiency, accessibility, and patient engagement, while also providing a foundation for future research through guidance on integrating AI into discharge education materials.
Sayar et al. (Mon,) studied this question.