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David Lyell1, Adriaan Lustig2, Kate Denyer2
1Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Macquarie University, Australia.
Abstract:
Clinical simulation is a useful method for evaluating AI-enabled clinical decision support (CDS). Simulation studies permit patient- and risk-free evaluation and far greater experimental control than is possible with clinical studies. The effect of CDS assisted and unassisted patient scenarios on meaningful downstream decisions and actions within the information value chain can be evaluated as outcome measures. This paper discusses the use of clinical simulation in CDS evaluation and presents a case study to demonstrate feasibility of its application.
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