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Eric Davis,Sarah Davis,Kristina Haralambides et al. Eric Davis et al.
Background: Patient experience is a critical consideration for any health care institution. Leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to improve health care delivery has rapidly become an institutional priority across the U...
Carlos Areia,Michael Taylor Carlos Areia
Background: Early-stage clinical findings often appear only as conference posters circulated on social media. Because posters rarely carry structured metadata, their citations are invisible to bibliometric and alternative...
Alexandra Lopez Vera Alexandra Lopez Vera
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly used to support medical interpreting and public health communication, yet current systems introduce serious risks to accuracy, confidentiality, and equity, particularly for speakers of low-resour...
Robin Bogdanffy,Alisa Mundzic,Peter Nymberg et al. Robin Bogdanffy et al.
Background: Recent advances have highlighted the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) systems to assist clinicians with administrative and clinical tasks, but concerns regarding biases, lack of regulation, and potent...
Ruonan Jin,Chao Ling,Yixuan Hou et al. Ruonan Jin et al.
Background: Accurate TNM staging is fundamental for treatment planning and prognosis in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). However, its complexity poses significant challenges, particularly in standardizing interpretatio...
Titus Tunduny,Bernard Shibwabo Titus Tunduny
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) has, in the recent past, experienced a rebirth with the growth of generative AI systems such as ChatGPT and Bard. These systems are trained with billions of parameters and have ena...
Haruno Suzuki,Jingwen Zhang,Diane Dagyong Kim et al. Haruno Suzuki et al.
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots have become prominent tools in health care to enhance health knowledge and promote healthy behaviors across diverse populations. However, factors influencing the perceptio...
Ha Na Cho,Kai Zheng,Jiayuan Wang et al. Ha Na Cho et al.
Background: Large language model (LLM)-based chatbots have rapidly emerged as tools for digital mental health (MH) counseling. However, evidence on their methodological quality, evaluation rigor, and ethical safeguards re...
Yvette Van Der Haas,Wiesje Roskamp,Lidwina Elisabeth Maria Chang-Willems et al. Yvette Van Der Haas et al.
Background: Overcrowding in the emergency department (ED) is a growing challenge, associated with increased medical errors, longer patient stays, higher morbidity, and increased mortality rates. Artificial intelligence (A...