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AI-supported clinical reasoning
Evaluate how language models interpret audiology histories, audiograms, symptoms, urgency cues, and management options.
We study how AI systems can support hearing-care education, assessment, counseling, triage, and clinical decision support while preserving expert oversight.
Positioning
The goal is not to replace audiologists. The goal is to evaluate where AI can make hearing care more accessible, understandable, and evidence-informed.
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Evaluate how language models interpret audiology histories, audiograms, symptoms, urgency cues, and management options.
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Study whether AI-generated hearing-care information is accurate, understandable, actionable, and appropriately reassuring.
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Explore how generative AI can broaden access to training resources, continuing education, and clinical learning materials.
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Develop review workflows that compare AI outputs against expert judgment, missing information, and potential safety risks.
Evaluation pathway
Collect structured hearing, speech-in-noise, questionnaire, and clinical-context data.
Generate or evaluate AI outputs with clear prompts, version records, and human review criteria.
Study whether outputs improve education, access, communication, or care-pathway decisions.
Recent papers and commentaries on AI chatbots, audiology education, and hearing-care applications.
Digital tools that create the measurement layer for AI-enabled hearing-care workflows.
Health-services work on audiology roles, access, workforce, and professional identity.