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Valerie Reinisch1,2, Karl Kreiner1, Valentina Dapunt3
1AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, Graz, Austria.
Background:
While telehealth disease management programmes have demonstrated effectiveness, they are often resource-intensive and can face challenges in scaling sustainably.
Objectives:
This study proposes a digital care assistant, based on the HerzMobil programme, to support staff and improve scalability in telehealth disease management workflows. The assistant is meant to support patients and healthcare professionals by automating routine tasks.
Methods:
Key areas for automation are identified, and the message handling workflow is described, along with an overview of the datasets used.
Results:
We present a multi-agentic framework with five specialized agents. Additionally, we define evaluation approaches for the overall system output and the performance of individual agents.
Conclusion:
The modular architecture supports adaptation to new use cases and privacy through strict separation of responsibilities. Careful selection of evaluation metrics is essential to improve reliability, transparency, and user acceptance.
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