Evidence item

Independent ILO analysis corroborates the 249-physician randomized design and country-specific GPT-4o performance gains. DIRECT_TEXT

Authenticity UNVERIFIED · extraction UNVERIFIED · independence group none (unreviewed) · created seq 17995

Source: Does a General-Purpose Large Language Model Improve Physicians’ Clinical Reasoning? Evidence and considerations for policy from a randomized trial in Indonesia, Kenya and the Netherlands · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:036c16fb7e3a058cf077cb7c6a3c2494a77be33356adc7dd1cb37ce658c63025

Exact excerpt

Using a randomized controlled trial with 249 physicians in Indonesia, Kenya, and the Netherlands, the study finds that LLM access enhances performance on standardized clinical vignettes in all three countries. The magnitude of improvement varies, with the largest gains observed in Kenya (+18%), followed by Indonesia (+10.7%) and the Netherlands (+7.2%).

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