BEKhealth AI outperforms Google, Amazon, and other leading medical AI
BEKhealth’s patient-matching large language models (LLMs) demonstrate higher accuracy in matching patients to clinical research than other leading medical models. AI’s ability to quickly sift through vast amounts of data to identify trends and extract valuable information can help to more efficiently find potential candidates who match study criteria. In this paper, we provide research around:
- Key benefits of highly accurate AI in patient recruitment
- Validating existing technology for building accurate AI models
- The four key areas for evaluation of NLP infrastructures
- Limitations and room for improvement
- Developing an AI solution that works for trial recruitment
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