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Physician Reasoning on Management Cases With Large Language Models

Exploring physician decision-making using AI for patient care.

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Study Summary

Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT-4 could help doctors make better decisions. This study explores how well doctors perform when they use ChatGPT-4 compared to traditional methods. Clinical reasoning is how doctors think about patient care, using their knowledge and experience. The study checks if ChatGPT-4 makes this process easier or not. Doctors will be divided into two groups: one with access to ChatGPT-4 and one without. They will solve patient cases and explain their thinking. Experts will grade their answers. This study is important because if AI is used incorrectly, it might not help and could even cause problems.

  • The study involves solving patient cases and explaining your thought process.
  • Experts will grade your answers, but they won't know which group you are in.
  • Only licensed doctors who have finished at least two years of training can participate.
Study details
    Clinical Decision-making

NCT06208423

Stanford University

24 January 2024

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