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Carolyn Langer,James Shaw,Wiljeana Glover Carolyn Langer
Digital health tools are generally poorly regulated and often lack strong research evidence, posing challenges for purchasers of point solutions such as employer groups and insurers. Point solutions, which are digital tools designed to mana...
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Background: Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly used by patients seeking cardiovascular health information through digital platforms. However, their accuracy and suitability for providing guidance on heterogeneo...
Brenda Adhiambo Odero,Candice Groenewald Brenda Adhiambo Odero
This mini review examines the emerging use of digital platforms for ethics review (DPER) and the extent to which research ethics committees (RECs) are prepared for digital transformation and operational autonomy. Drawing on a structured ana...
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Introduction: Mental disorders such as depression, anxiety, and stress are increasingly prevalent, particularly among young adults. Traditional assessment methods rely on self-reports and resource-intensive clinician inte...
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Introduction: The recognition and linking of discontinuous named entities (DiscNEs) in healthcare remain challenging due to their fragmented structure and semantic complexity. This study presents a comparative analysis of...
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Introduction: The adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education presents opportunities and challenges for dental education. This study explores the use of Large Language Model (LLM) based AI tools, includin...
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Objectives: This review aims to identify the key barriers to clinical application of Machine Learning (ML) in multi-class voice disorder classification. D...