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Yale School of Medicine

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Linhai Ma

Yale School of Medicine

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Yan Wang

Yale School of Medicine

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Yale School of Medicine

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Founder's Pitch

"PVminer efficiently identifies and analyzes patient voices in healthcare data for enhanced patient-centered care."

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7.5

Quick Build

4/4 signals

10

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5

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Why It Matters

Understanding the patient voice using tools like PVminer allows healthcare providers to better tailor their approaches to meet individual patient needs, reinforcing patient-centered care, improving outcomes, and reducing healthcare costs.

Product Angle

PVminer can be productized as a software tool for healthcare systems to analyze patient-generated data, aiding in patient-centric analysis and care improvement strategies.

Disruption

PVminer could replace manual, labor-intensive qualitative analysis of patient communications, offering scalable and precise automated insights aligned with patient and provider needs.

Product Opportunity

The healthcare sector faces challenges in patient communication and data management. Tools that extract meaningful insights from patient data are in demand for improving care outcomes, with hospitals and clinics as primary buyers.

Use Case Idea

Develop an API enabling healthcare providers to integrate patient voice analysis into existing e-health solutions, aiding improved patient-provider communication and decision-making processes.

Science

PVminer uses a patient-tailored BERT model for detecting and categorizing patient voices in text data, including surveys and secure messages, splitting the task into label prediction for structured representation of both communicative and social aspects.

Method & Eval

The tool was evaluated using pre-trained, patient-specific BERT models fine-tuned on a dataset of patient-generated messages. It demonstrated superior performance over existing models for predicting communications and social determinants.

Caveats

Potential limitations include model biases due to demographic variations, and the need for regular updates to handle evolving linguistic preferences and new data types.

Author Intelligence

Samah Fodeh

LEAD
Yale School of Medicine
samah.fodeh@yale.edu

Linhai Ma

Yale School of Medicine

Yan Wang

Yale School of Medicine

Srivani Talakokkul

Yale School of Medicine

Ganesh Puthiaraju

Yale School of Medicine

Afshan Khan

Yale School of Medicine

Ashley Hagaman

Yale School of Public Health

Sarah Lowe

Yale School of Public Health

Aimee Roundtree

Texas State University