Key Question 1 Exclusion Reasons

Does not examine a clinical algorithm or algorithm-based tool

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Does not report an outcome of interest (i.e., access to care, quality of care, or health outcomes)

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Not a full-length primary study (e.g., narrative review, commentary)

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Key Question 2 Exclusion Reasons

Does not examine the effect of an intervention to mitigate bias of a clinical algorithm or algorithm-based tool

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