Problem
Discharge summarisation was a high-friction step in hospital throughput — clinicians spent significant time consolidating records before patients could be released, slowing both care and bed turnover.
Approach
- 1.Designed an LLM pipeline that ingests structured EHR fields and unstructured notes, applies clinical-context prompts, and produces a structured discharge summary draft.
- 2.Built an evaluation pipeline aligned with clinical standards — covering factuality, omission, and policy compliance — reviewed by clinicians for sign-off.
- 3.Applied hallucination mitigation via output grounding, schema enforcement, and few-shot exemplars curated by clinical reviewers.
- 4.Integrated into clinician workflow as a 'draft, then review' assistive tool — humans always in the loop.
Learnings
- In regulated domains the evaluation pipeline matters more than the model. Trust is earned on the eval suite.
- Designing for assistive rather than autonomous use was the unlock for clinician adoption.