AI could turn every surgical patient into an 'information donor'
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September 15, 2026
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Large language models (LLMs) can extract structured data from electronic medical records, increasing the patient data available for clinical research.
Dr. Weight's framework aims to make every surgical patient an 'information donor' by improving data capture during operations.
Manual data collection is time-consuming and often results in variability, with only 1% to 5% of patients contributing to clinical research data.
LLMs demonstrated over 98% agreement with manually collected data, showing high accuracy in extracting clinical information.
Using LLMs could reduce the error rate in outcomes collection and provide quicker feedback to surgeons, enhancing surgical decision-making.
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