ChatGPT as a Source for Patient Information on Patellofemoral Surgery—A Comparative Study Amongst Laymen, Doctors, and Experts

ChatGPT provides good quality answers to questions concerning patellofemoral disorders, although questions with higher complexity were rated lower by patellofemoral experts compared to non-experts. This study emphasizes the potential of ChatGPT as a complementary tool for patient information on patellofemoral disorders, although the quality of the answers fluctuates with the complexity of the questions, which might not be recognized by non-experts. The lack of personalized recommendations and the problem of "AI hallucinations" remain a challenge. Human expertise and judgement, especially from trained healthcare experts, remain irreplaceable.

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Clinics and Practice
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2024-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.3390/clinpract14060186
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3
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Abstract

ChatGPT provides good quality answers to questions concerning patellofemoral disorders, although questions with higher complexity were rated lower by patellofemoral experts compared to non-experts. This study emphasizes the potential of ChatGPT as a complementary tool for patient information on patellofemoral disorders, although the quality of the answers fluctuates with the complexity of the questions, which might not be recognized by non-experts. The lack of personalized recommendations and the problem of "AI hallucinations" remain a challenge. Human expertise and judgement, especially from trained healthcare experts, remain irreplaceable.

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