Large Language Models Enhance Medical Students’ Clinical Decision-Making
Study Overview
This study examines how Large Language Models (LLMs) can improve medical students’ clinical decision-making (CDM) through patient simulations and feedback.
Key Findings
We developed AI prompts that simulate patients with various symptoms for realistic medical conversations. In our trial:
- The control group had simulated conversations without feedback.
- The feedback group received AI-generated feedback on their performance.
We evaluated their performance using the Clinical Reasoning Indicator — History Taking Inventory (CRI-HTI). The results showed:
- Both groups started with similar scores.
- After four training sessions, the feedback group significantly outperformed the control group.
- Improvements were noted in creating context and securing information, key aspects of CDM.
Practical Solutions and Value
This study suggests that AI-simulated conversations with structured feedback can effectively enhance training for medical students. This approach can:
- Be a cost-effective addition to traditional training methods.
- Better prepare students for real-life medical interactions.
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