Understanding your urology care, with your own doctors
UroAI is a study by the Department of Urology at Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi. It looks at whether short podcast episodes and an AI assistant with the face and voice of your urologist help patients understand their condition and prepare for their care.
I am taking part in the study
Sign in with the study ID and passcode the trial team gave you at the clinic.
Patient sign-inI am a doctor or a member of the trial team
Onboard participants, follow their journey and review the study in the trial dashboard.
Staff sign-inWhat the study looks at
Does it fit into clinic visits?
Whether the podcast and the assistant can become part of everyday urology appointments.
Do patients find it useful?
How easy, clear and trustworthy patients and staff find it, through short questionnaires.
Does it help people remember?
Whether patients recall more of the information they need about their condition and care.
Taking part
At the clinic
The trial team explains the study. If you agree to take part, you sign a consent form.
Your access
You receive a study ID and a passcode. The platform never asks for your name.
Listen and ask
Watch short episodes about your condition and ask the doctor's assistant questions by voice or text, in English or Arabic.
Share your views
Answer a few short questionnaires about your experience.
Two topics, two urologists
Dr Zaki Almallah
Enlarged prostate (BPH)
Dr Omer Raheem
Erectile dysfunction (ED)
The assistant uses the image and voice of these doctors. It is an AI and only shares information the urology team has approved.
Your privacy
- You are known on the platform by a study ID, not by your name.
- The platform is separate from your Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi medical record.
- Study data is encrypted, and it is de-identified before analysis.
- Taking part is voluntary. You can stop at any time, and your care will not change.
UroAI does not replace your doctor.
It shares general information approved by the urology team. It does not diagnose, and it does not recommend a treatment for you. Always follow the advice of your care team.