[Expert consensus on evaluating large language models for aided diabetes diagnosis and treatment (2026 edition)].
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Sep 2026· Zhonghua yi xue za zhi· Vol 106 33, pp.
3478-3491
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Medicine
TL;DR
This consensus is primarily intended for clinical application in China, emphasizes that physicians retain ultimate responsibility for diagnosis and treatment, and proposes a three-tier evaluation framework covering dimensions, methods, and indicators across five domains: accuracy and reliability, safety, clinical utility and value, user experience and interactivity, ethics and compliance.
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