SmartState: An Automated Research Protocol Adherence System

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Autori principali: Armstrong, Samuel E., Klusty, Mitchell A., Mullen, Aaron D., Talbert, Jeffery C., Bumgardner, V. K. Cody
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Pubblicazione: 2023
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author Armstrong, Samuel E.
Klusty, Mitchell A.
Mullen, Aaron D.
Talbert, Jeffery C.
Bumgardner, V. K. Cody
author_facet Armstrong, Samuel E.
Klusty, Mitchell A.
Mullen, Aaron D.
Talbert, Jeffery C.
Bumgardner, V. K. Cody
contents Developing and enforcing study protocols is crucial in medical research, especially as interactions with participants become more intricate. Traditional rules-based systems struggle to provide the automation and flexibility required for real-time, personalized data collection. We introduce SmartState, a state-based system designed to act as a personal agent for each participant, continuously managing and tracking their unique interactions. Unlike traditional reporting systems, SmartState enables real-time, automated data collection with minimal oversight. By integrating large language models to distill conversations into structured data, SmartState reduces errors and safeguards data integrity through built-in protocol and participant auditing. We demonstrate its utility in research trials involving time-dependent participant interactions, addressing the increasing need for reliable automation in complex clinical studies.
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Armstrong, Samuel E.
Klusty, Mitchell A.
Mullen, Aaron D.
Talbert, Jeffery C.
Bumgardner, V. K. Cody
Human-Computer Interaction
Developing and enforcing study protocols is crucial in medical research, especially as interactions with participants become more intricate. Traditional rules-based systems struggle to provide the automation and flexibility required for real-time, personalized data collection. We introduce SmartState, a state-based system designed to act as a personal agent for each participant, continuously managing and tracking their unique interactions. Unlike traditional reporting systems, SmartState enables real-time, automated data collection with minimal oversight. By integrating large language models to distill conversations into structured data, SmartState reduces errors and safeguards data integrity through built-in protocol and participant auditing. We demonstrate its utility in research trials involving time-dependent participant interactions, addressing the increasing need for reliable automation in complex clinical studies.
title SmartState: An Automated Research Protocol Adherence System
topic Human-Computer Interaction
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.04411