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A medically-grounded LLM agent-based tool to detect patient safety events in medical records
2025-12-18
health informatics
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Large language models (LLMs) have shown incredible promise in medicine. While LLMs may be particularly useful in areas requiring extensive review of clinical records, their use remains limited due to their tendency to hallucinate and fabricate information. Hallucination issues, as well as their consequences, are exacerbated in low-probability, high-stakes scenarios such as rare adverse safety events or medical errors. We present SAFE-AI (Structured and Automated Framework for Explainable AI), a ...
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