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Sari Rahmawati Kusuma Dewi1, Hsuan-Chia Yang1, Chih-Wei Huang1
1Graduate Institute of Biomedical Informatics, College of Medical Science and Technology, Taipei Medical University, New Taipei City, Taiwan.
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The clinical use of electroencephalography (EEG) for neuro-prognostication in neurocritical care remains limited, despite its ability to provide non-invasive insight into brain activity. This study presents a conceptual framework and early-stage prototype of an AI-assisted EEG decision-support system. Using a literature-informed design and system architecture approach, a web-based prototype was developed to support automated EEG analysis and interpretable brain response reporting. Feasibility testing with four users demonstrated reliable system operation and generation of within-patient decision-support indicators. We highlight the system design and feasibility of operationalizing EEG-based analytics into a clinically interpretable decision-support framework for neurocritical care.

