Hur EY, et al. – This study aimed to develop an automated risk assessment system for multidrug–resistant organisms (autoRAS–MDRO) to screen for patients at multidrug–resistant organisms (MDROs) infection risk and evaluate the predictive validity of the autoRAS–MDRO. Researchers realized that the autoRAS–MDRO had moderate predictive validity. Findings suggested the utility of this tool in redirecting nurses’ time and efforts required for MDRO risk assessment and implementation of infection control measures, and in reducing the incidence of MDRO infection in hospitals, thereby contributing to patient safety.