Machine learning in clinical practice: Evaluation of an artificial intelligence tool after implementation.
Hamed AkhlaghiSam FreemanCynthia VariBede McKennaGeorge BraitbergJonathan KarroBahman TahayoriPublished in: Emergency medicine Australasia : EMA (2023)
Our study showed the diagnostic evaluation of a real-time AI clinical decision-support tool became less accurate than the original. Although real-time sensitivity and specificity of the AI tool was still acceptable as a decision-support tool in the ED, we propose that continuous training and evaluation of AI-enabled clinical support tools in healthcare are conducted to ensure consistent accuracy and performance to prevent inadvertent consequences.