ChatGPT 医学教育能力评估:在肺病学考试中与三年级医学生的比较分析。

IF 3.2 Q1 EDUCATION, SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES
Hela Cherif, Chirine Moussa, Abdel Mouhaymen Missaoui, Issam Salouage, Salma Mokaddem, Besma Dhahri
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背景:ChatGPT的迅速发展引起了公众和学术界的极大兴趣和广泛讨论,尤其是在医学教育方面:本研究旨在通过与三年级医学生的对比分析,评估 ChatGPT 在肺科考试中的表现:在这项横断面研究中,我们对两组不同的学生进行了对比分析。第一组由 244 名三年级医学生组成,他们曾参加过我校 2020 年的肺病学考试,该考试以法语进行。第二组在两组不同的对话中使用了 ChatGPT-3.5:无语境(V1)和有语境(V2)。在 V1 和 V2 中,ChatGPT 收到的问题与学生收到的问题相同:结果:V1 在放射学、微生物学和胸外科方面表现出了卓越的能力,在这些领域超过了大多数医学生。然而,它在病理学、药理学和临床肺病学方面面临挑战。相比之下,V2 在各种问题类别中都能提供更准确的回答,与专业无关。与医学生相比,ChatGPT 在多项选择题中表现不佳。V2 在回答结构化开放式问题时表现出色。两个 ChatGPT 会话,尤其是 V2,在回答中低难度问题时的表现都优于学生。有趣的是,学生们在面对高难度问题时表现出了更高的熟练度。V1 没有通过考试。相反,V2 成功通过了考试,成绩超过了 139 名(62.1%)医学生:结论:虽然 ChatGPT 可以访问基于网络的综合数据集,但其成绩与普通医科学生的成绩相差无几。结果受问题形式、项目复杂性和背景细微差别的影响。在需要信息综合、高级分析能力和临床判断能力的医学环境中,以及在非英语语言评估和面对主流互联网来源以外的数据时,该模型都面临着挑战。
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Appraisal of ChatGPT's Aptitude for Medical Education: Comparative Analysis With Third-Year Medical Students in a Pulmonology Examination.

Background: The rapid evolution of ChatGPT has generated substantial interest and led to extensive discussions in both public and academic domains, particularly in the context of medical education.

Objective: This study aimed to evaluate ChatGPT's performance in a pulmonology examination through a comparative analysis with that of third-year medical students.

Methods: In this cross-sectional study, we conducted a comparative analysis with 2 distinct groups. The first group comprised 244 third-year medical students who had previously taken our institution's 2020 pulmonology examination, which was conducted in French. The second group involved ChatGPT-3.5 in 2 separate sets of conversations: without contextualization (V1) and with contextualization (V2). In both V1 and V2, ChatGPT received the same set of questions administered to the students.

Results: V1 demonstrated exceptional proficiency in radiology, microbiology, and thoracic surgery, surpassing the majority of medical students in these domains. However, it faced challenges in pathology, pharmacology, and clinical pneumology. In contrast, V2 consistently delivered more accurate responses across various question categories, regardless of the specialization. ChatGPT exhibited suboptimal performance in multiple choice questions compared to medical students. V2 excelled in responding to structured open-ended questions. Both ChatGPT conversations, particularly V2, outperformed students in addressing questions of low and intermediate difficulty. Interestingly, students showcased enhanced proficiency when confronted with highly challenging questions. V1 fell short of passing the examination. Conversely, V2 successfully achieved examination success, outperforming 139 (62.1%) medical students.

Conclusions: While ChatGPT has access to a comprehensive web-based data set, its performance closely mirrors that of an average medical student. Outcomes are influenced by question format, item complexity, and contextual nuances. The model faces challenges in medical contexts requiring information synthesis, advanced analytical aptitude, and clinical judgment, as well as in non-English language assessments and when confronted with data outside mainstream internet sources.

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