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期刊名:Journal of the american medical informatics association

缩写:J AM MED INFORM ASSN

ISSN:1067-5027

e-ISSN:1527-974X

IF/分区:7.1/Q1

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Krishna Padmanabhan,Minxin Lu,Dai Feng et al. Krishna Padmanabhan et al.
Objectives: To provide a practical and methodologically grounded overview of explainable machine learning (XML) approaches in healthcare, with emphasis on their interpretation and application in clinical research and deci...
Sharon E Davis,Megan E Salwei Sharon E Davis
Background and significance: Predictive artificial intelligence (AI) promises to transform care delivery, enhance patient safety, and improve health outcomes. Realizing these benefits will require careful design, implemen...
Hannah Lee,Rebecca Handler,Tushar Mungle et al. Hannah Lee et al.
Background: Generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots built on large language models are rapidly entering mental-health care, offering human-like support without meeting evidentiary standards for safety or effectiv...
Ying Wang,Lorelle Bowditch,Charlotte Molloy et al. Ying Wang et al.
Objective: To evaluate and compare the performance of large language models (LLMs) in identifying contributing factors (CFs) underlying patient safety incident investigations. ...
Cara E Ray,Geneva M Wilson,Ashley M Hughes et al. Cara E Ray et al.
Background: Alert fatigue is defined as alert dismissals due to excessive or irrelevant alerts and is frequently cited as a barrier to clinical decision support system use and impact. However, the criteria for determining...
Julian Brunner,Ryan Sterling,Ekaterina Cole et al. Julian Brunner et al.
Objective: Health systems undertaking electronic health record (EHR) transitions often struggle to prepare and support clinicians in learning and using the new system. We evaluated a national peer coaching program-the Nat...
Steve G Peters,Jens P Boyum,Sean R Legler et al. Steve G Peters et al.
Objective: We evaluated the quality and adoption of a large language model (LLM)-based summarization tool for ongoing hospital care. Materials and methods...
Fleur Vereijken,Jenna M Reps,Peter Rijnbeek et al. Fleur Vereijken et al.
Objectives: Prediction models are increasingly used in healthcare for risk stratification and personalized care. Many models are developed using machine learning, which requires tuning hyperparameters to maximize performa...