HealthLeaders Media May 8, 2024
Eric Wicklund

A UCSF study has found that a ChatGPT-4 LLM can prioritize Emergency Department patients for treatment with 89% accuracy

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– The UCSF study compared two sets of 10,000 ED visits over the past decade, and found that an AI tool accurately assessed 89% of the time which of the two should be treated first.

– The technology could help health systems and hospitals triage ED patients during high volume periods or staff shortages.

– Researchers cautioned that the technology needs more testing and validation, as an incorrect or biased assessment could cause patient harm or even death.

Healthcare organizations looking for help prioritizing patients in the Emergency Department could benefit from an AI tool developed by researchers at...

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