Large Language Models for Pediatric Differential Diagnoses in Rural Health Care: Multicenter Retrospective Cohort Study Comparing GPT-3 With Pediatrician Performance
Masab Mansoor,
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Andrew Ibrahim,
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David J. Grindem
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et al.
JMIRx Med,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6, P. e65263 - e65263
Published: March 19, 2025
Rural
health
care
providers
face
unique
challenges
such
as
limited
specialist
access
and
high
patient
volumes,
making
accurate
diagnostic
support
tools
essential.
Large
language
models
like
GPT-3
have
demonstrated
potential
in
clinical
decision
but
remain
understudied
pediatric
differential
diagnosis.
This
study
aims
to
evaluate
the
accuracy
reliability
of
a
fine-tuned
model
compared
board-certified
pediatricians
rural
settings.
multicenter
retrospective
cohort
analyzed
500
encounters
(ages
0-18
years;
n=261,
52.2%
female)
from
organizations
Central
Louisiana
between
January
2020
December
2021.
The
(DaVinci
version)
was
using
OpenAI
application
programming
interface
trained
on
350
encounters,
with
150
reserved
for
testing.
Five
(mean
experience:
12,
SD
5.8
years)
provided
reference
standard
diagnoses.
Model
performance
assessed
accuracy,
sensitivity,
specificity,
subgroup
analyses.
achieved
an
87.3%
(131/150
cases),
sensitivity
85%
(95%
CI
82%-88%),
specificity
90%
87%-93%),
comparable
pediatricians'
91.3%
(137/150
cases;
P=.47).
Performance
consistent
across
age
groups
(0-5
years:
54/62,
87%;
6-12
47/53,
89%;
13-18
30/35,
86%)
common
complaints
(fever:
36/39,
92%;
abdominal
pain:
20/23,
87%).
For
rare
diagnoses
(n=20),
slightly
lower
(16/20,
80%)
(17/20,
85%;
P=.62).
demonstrates
that
can
provide
pediatricians,
particularly
presentations,
care.
Further
validation
diverse
populations
is
necessary
before
implementation.
Language: Английский
A SURVEY ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN HEALTHCARE
B S Varshini,
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Y N Keerthana,
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H S Soudamini
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et al.
IARJSET,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(7)
Published: June 30, 2024
Globally,
healthcare
systems
are
integrating
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
more
and
more,
with
the
potential
to
significantly
improve
patient
care,
clinical
decision-making,
operational
efficiency.This
abstract
examines
how
AI
is
revolutionizing
healthcare,
emphasizing
its
main
uses
difficulties.Diagnostic
imaging:
Artificial
algorithms
precision
speed
of
medical
image
analysis,
assisting
in
early
identification
diagnosis
illnesses
like
cancer
heart
problems.Personalized
medicine:
Using
data,
AI-powered
predictive
create
customized
treatment
regimens
that
maximize
results
based
on
each
patient's
unique
genetic,
lifestyle,
history
characteristics.AI
technologies
facilitate
remote
monitoring,
real-time
health
tracking,
virtual
consultations,
hence
increasing
access
services
enhancing
care
continuity.Drug
Development
Discovery:
massive
dataset
analysis
up
drug
discovery.
Language: Английский
Policy and Regulatory Challenges in Implementing Beyond 5G and 6G Networks in Rural India
Rajiv Gurugopinath,
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Bangaru Venugopal
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Advances in wireless technologies and telecommunication book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 59 - 88
Published: Dec. 27, 2024
The
development
of
beyond
5G
and
6G
communication
systems
is
revolutionizing
connectivity,
with
a
focus
on
connecting
the
unconnected
enhancing
rural
access
to
services,
particularly
in
healthcare.
India's
government
heavily
investing
R&D,
organizations
like
TSDSI
working
develop
India-specific
standards.
This
chapter
analyzes
current
policy
regulatory
environment,
identifies
barriers
implementing
areas,
examines
impact
these
networks
health
public
health.
A
critical
objective
study
case
law
Juhi
Chawla
v.
Science
Engineering
Research
Board
assess
implications
India
globally.
Language: Английский