Tailoring Discharge Summaries to Health Care Providers’ Needs (Part 1 of the Framework and Implementation of AI Tools Project): User-Centered Design Approach

This study presents a novel, systematic approach to prompt engineering in clinical artificial intelligence applications. By translating qualitative input into structured, individualized prompts, the framework is designed to improve the usability and relevance of artificial intelligence-generated summaries. It proposes a scalable approach for integrating human-centered design into LLM deployment in health care, with the aim of supporting more accurate, context-aware clinical documentation. However, these outcomes remain to be empirically validated; this study is limited to the design and implementation of a human-centered prompt construction pipeline in a specific multicenter setting.

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JMIR Medical Informatics
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2026-01-02
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https://doi.org/10.2196/80613
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Tailoring Discharge Summaries to Health Care Providers’ Needs (Part 1 of the Framework and Implementation of AI Tools Project): User-Centered Design Approach

Mieke Deschepper, Kirsten Colpaert, Helga Rogge, Mathias Syx
JMIR Medical Informatics
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Tailoring Discharge Summaries to Health Care Providers’ Needs (Part 1 of the Framework and Implementation of AI Tools Project): User-Centered Design Approach

Mieke Deschepper, Kirsten Colpaert, Helga Rogge, Mathias Syx
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Abstract

This study presents a novel, systematic approach to prompt engineering in clinical artificial intelligence applications. By translating qualitative input into structured, individualized prompts, the framework is designed to improve the usability and relevance of artificial intelligence-generated summaries. It proposes a scalable approach for integrating human-centered design into LLM deployment in health care, with the aim of supporting more accurate, context-aware clinical documentation. However, these outcomes remain to be empirically validated; this study is limited to the design and implementation of a human-centered prompt construction pipeline in a specific multicenter setting.

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