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Deciphering Diagnoses: How Large Language Models Explanations Influence Clinical Decision Making
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Deciphering Diagnoses: How Large Language Models Explanations Influence Clinical Decision Making
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Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) utilize evidence-based knowledge and patient data to offer real-time recommendations, with Large Language Models (LLMs) emerging as a promising tool to generate plain-text explanations for medical decisions. This study explores the effectiveness and reliability of LLMs in generating explanations for diagnoses based on patient complaints. Three experienced doctors evaluated LLM-generated explanations of the connection between patient complaints and doctor and model-assigned diagnoses across several stages. Experimental results demonstrated that LLM explanations significantly increased doctors' agreement rates with given diagnoses and highlighted potential errors in LLM outputs, ranging from 5% to 30%. The study underscores the potential and challenges of LLMs in healthcare and emphasizes the need for careful integration and evaluation to ensure patient safety and optimal clinical utility.
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