Paul Wicks

How accurate are digital symptom assessment apps for suggesting conditions and urgency advice? A clinical vignettes comparison to GPs

2020 · 201 Zit. · BMJ Open

Large language model AI chatbots require approval as medical devices

2023 · 191 Zit. · Nature Medicine

Patients’ Utilization and Perception of an Artificial Intelligence–Based Symptom Assessment and Advice Technology in a British Primary Care Waiting Room: Exploratory Pilot Study

2020 · 134 Zit. · JMIR Human Factors

Beyond the hype of big data and artificial intelligence: building foundations for knowledge and wisdom

2019 · 128 Zit. · BMC Medicine

Safety of Triage Self-assessment Using a Symptom Assessment App for Walk-in Patients in the Emergency Care Setting: Observational Prospective Cross-sectional Study

2022 · 44 Zit. · JMIR mhealth and uhealth

Improving Emergency Department Patient-Physician Conversation Through an Artificial Intelligence Symptom-Taking Tool: Mixed Methods Pilot Observational Study

2021 · 32 Zit. · JMIR Formative Research

Original research: How accurate are digital symptom assessment apps for suggesting conditions and urgency advice?: a clinical vignettes comparison to GPs

2020 · 9 Zit. · medRxiv

Patients’ Utilization and Perception of an Artificial Intelligence–Based Symptom Assessment and Advice Technology in a British Primary Care Waiting Room: Exploratory Pilot Study (Preprint)

2020 · 5 Zit.

Going on up to the SPIRIT in AI: will new reporting guidelines for clinical trials of AI interventions improve their rigour?

2020 · 4 Zit. · BMC Medicine

End the Legacy Q4 2022 Survey questionnaire and raw data

2023 · 0 Zit. · Figshare

Response to Ben-Shabat et al.’s “Assessing data gathering of chatbot based symptom checkers – A clinical vignettes study”

2022 · 0 Zit. · International Journal of Medical Informatics

Just How Rare Are Rare Diseases on Ada, a Medical Symptom Checker?

2020 · 0 Zit. · Figshare