3M-6D Educational Intervention to Improve LLM-Assisted Medical Consultation in Neurology Outpatients
Sponsor: Capital Medical University • ClinicalTrials.gov ID: NCT07844044
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This study will evaluate whether three-minute six-dimension education (3M-6D education) can improve the reliability of large language models (LLMs) as medical assistants in neurology outpatients. Participants will be randomly assigned to receive or not receive 3M-6D education before using ChatGPT for medical consultation.
Interventions
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three minutes six dimensions education
(Behavioral)
3M-6D education is designed based on Cognitive Load Theory to reduce the cognitive burden on patients during medical interactions with AI and to improve the clarity and completeness of symptom reporting. Guided by cognitive load theory and the natural process physicians use to take medical histories, the investigators identified candidate information dimensions and developed a structured expression framework with six dimensions for public health queries through a Delphi expert consensus process. Participants were instructed to use the framework to describe their symptoms across these six dimensions; this process can typically be completed within three minutes, so the investigators call this approach three minutes six dimensions education (3M-6D education).
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ChatGPT
(Other)
Participants use ChatGPT to complete a consultation task in unrestricted natural language.
Eligibility criteria
Conditions
Locations
- Aerospace Center Hospital — Beijing, Beijing Municipality, China
- Huimin Hospital — Beijing, Beijing Municipality, China
- Mentougou District Hospital — Beijing, Beijing Municipality, China
- Xuanwu Hospita — Beijing, China
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