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ChatGPTとGoogle Geminiを比較して,下肢の静脈動脈と深静脈血栓に対する患者教育資料を作成する

Jing Huang^1,2, Zhoupeng Wu¹

¹Division of Vascular Surgery, Department of General Surgery, West China Hospital, Sichuan University, Chengdu, P. R. China.

|August 29, 2025

まとめ

この研究では,チャットGPTとGoogle Geminiが,静脈動脈と深静脈血栓症の患者教育資料を作成する上で同等に有効であることが判明しました. 両方のAIツールは,読解性,長さ,およびこれらの下肢の血管状態の信頼性に関して,比較可能なコンテンツを生成しました.

科学分野:

医学教育
医療における人工知能
患者の情報発信

背景:

慢性血管疾患の管理には効果的な患者の教育が不可欠です
ChatGPTやGoogle Geminiのような高度なAIツールの出現は健康情報を生成する新たな機会をもたらします
患者特有の教育コンテンツの作成におけるこれらのAIツールの有効性を評価することが不可欠です.

研究の目的:

チャットGPTとGoogle Geminiの効果を比較する
静脈動脈と深静脈血栓のAI生成コンテンツの質を評価する.
両方のAIモデルによって生成された材料の可読性,類似性,信頼性を評価する.

主な方法:

横断的な研究デザインが採用された.
チャットGPTとGoogle Geminiは,静脈動脈と深静脈血栓の患者教育資料を生成するために使用されました.
材料は,可読性のためにFlesch-Kincaid,類似性のためにQuillbot,および信頼性のために修正されたDISCERNスコアを使用して評価されました.

主要な成果:

単語数,文長,読みやすさ,または信頼性に関して,ChatGPTとGoogle Geminiの間に大きな違いは見られませんでした.
相関分析は,AIツール2つの間の可用性スコアにおける非有意な正の関係と,信頼性スコアにおける非有意な負の関係を示した.
両方のAIモデルは,指定された血管疾患に対する教育コンテンツの生成において,比較可能なパフォーマンスを示した.

結論:

チャットGPTとGoogle Geminiは,静脈動脈と深静脈血栓症の患者教育資料の作成に等しく効果的です.
この研究は,AIツールがアクセス可能な健康情報を開発するための貴重なリソースであることを示唆しています.
パーソナライズされた患者教育戦略における AI の役割をさらに研究することが可能である.

キーワード:

チャットGPT 深静脈血栓症下肢の静脈

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