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Al Rahrooh1, Anders O Garlid1, Panayiotis Petousis1
1Medical & Imaging Informatics Group, Department of Radiological Sciences, David Geffen School of Medicine, University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA.
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Clinical deployment of large language models (LLMs) faces critical challenges, including inconsistent prompt performance, variable model behavior, and a lack of standardized evaluation methodologies. We present MedPromptEval, a framework that systematically evaluates LLM-prompt combinations across clinically relevant dimensions. This framework automatically generates diverse prompt types, orchestrates response generation across multiple LLMs, and quantifies performance through multiple metrics measuring factual accuracy, semantic relevance, entailment consistency, and linguistic appropriateness. We demonstrate MedPromptEval's utility across publicly available clinical question answering (QA) datasets - MedQuAD, PubMedQA, and HealthCareMagic - in distinct evaluation modes: 1) model comparison using standardized prompts; 2) prompt strategy optimization using a controlled model; and 3) extensive assessment of prompt-model configurations. By enabling reproducible benchmarking of clinical LLM and QA applications, MedPromptEval provides insights for optimizing prompt engineering and model selection, advancing the reliable and effective integration of language models in health care settings.
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