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  1. Perceptions, attitudes, and concerns of underrepresented groups regarding the use of big data in children and young people’s healthcare research – A systematic literature review

    By Charlotte Burdge; Anne-Marie Burn; Lily Zhang; Sasha Menon; Karolina Kaminska; Sophie Wallace-Hanlon; Maria Fischer; Camille Evans; Peter Fonagy; Anna Wiedemann; Jessica Young; Anna Moore; Joanna K. Anderson · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

  2. The world’s oldest living culture leads the way with interpretable generative AI: Aboriginal women shaping the future of perinatal mental health services

    By Guanjin Wang; Hachem Bennamoun; Wai Hang Kwok; Rehan Raza; Ferdous Sohel; Bridgette Kelly; Trish Ratajczak; Corinne Reid; Rhonda Marriott; Roz Walker; Jayne Kotz; Tracy Reibel · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

  3. Retrieval-to-abstraction LLM-assisted literature synthesis: Case demonstrations in digital health technology-enabled randomized controlled trial outcome reporting

    By Taylor B. Harrison; Dian Hu; Heling Jia; Shyang Hong Tan; Fang Chen; Zhongyu Zhang; Qiuhao Lu; Jinlian Wang; Liwei Wang; Ming Huang; Larry J. Prokop; Matt Hoy; Jennifer St. Sauver; Sunyang Fu; Hongfang Liu · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

  4. Diagnostic performance of the ECG-SMART AI score for detecting angiographically significant coronary artery disease in patients undergoing elective coronary angiography

    By Dania A. Bani Hani; Jafar A. Alshraideh; Hamza Alduraidi; Akram Saleh; Nathan T. Riek; Karam Daoud; Rui Qi Ji; Samir Saba; Clifton W. Callaway; Salah Al-Zaiti · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

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