This study aims to evaluate the performance of the suggestions made by the WRA by comparing Ada's list of suggested conditions and advice level to usual care and a gold-standard in a Romanian clinical setting.

This pilot study investigates the performance of the Romanian version of Ada's Waiting Room Application in a clinical setting. The study will take place in a family doctor's practice in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. While waiting for their consultation with a family doctor, participants will complete an Ada assessment. The results of this assessment will not be available for viewing by the participants or the family practitioner. During and after consultation, the family practitioner will create two top 5 differential diagnoses list--one based on symptoms only and one based on physical examination and investigation results. The accuracy and comprehensiveness of Ada's differential diagnoses will be compared against the family practitioner's and a gold-standard.

Inclusion Criteria:

• All patients under 60 years of age that enter the study sites and that are willing/able to provide consent will be included in the study, unless exclusion criteria are met.

Exclusion Criteria:

• Patients with severe injury/illness requiring immediate treatment
• Patients with traumatic injury
• Patients incapable of completing a health assessment (e.g. due to illiteracy, mental impairment or inebriation or other incapacity)
• Patients that are unfamiliar with mobile applications
• Patients that are seeking treatment for a chronic condition

The patients will be from the area of Cluj-Napoca, Romania and will be coming into their normal GP's office for a regular appointment.

IPD will be shared if there is a reasonable request and this request is approved by the IRB in charge of the study.