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Tara Templin1,2,3, Sophia Fort4, Prasanna Padmanabham5
1Department of Health Policy and Management, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, USA. ttemplin@unc.edu.
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A critical gap in the adoption of large language models for AI-assisted clinical decisions is the lack of a standardized audit framework to evaluate models for accuracy and bias. Our framework introduces a five-step framework that guides practitioners through stakeholder engagement, model calibration to specific patient populations, and rigorous testing through clinically relevant scenarios. We provide open-access tools for stakeholder engagement and an example of an audit. As the regulation of models becomes more critical, we believe adoption of an audit framework that tests model outputs, rather than regulating specific hyperparameters or inputs, will encourage the responsible use of AI in clinical settings.
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