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Recommended practices and ethical considerations for natural language processing-assisted observational research: A scoping review.
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The collective discussions demonstrate strong interest and positive support, exemplified by the frequent mention of upcoming webinars and thanks expressed to the authors and contributors. The tone is respectful and enthusiastic, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations in NLP-assisted observational research, although the engagement remains mainly informational rather than critical or deeply analytical.
Most discussions express positive acknowledgment for the publication, with remarks highlighting its significance and recognizing the authors' contributions, indicating general support.
The posts show high curiosity and enthusiasm about the research, often promoting upcoming webinars and sharing details about the study, which reflects strong engagement with the topic.
Some posts go beyond simple mentions, including recognition of individual contributors and sharing access to the full text, suggesting a moderate level of in-depth involvement.
The repeated promotion of the research and mention of future events hint at an intention to influence practices and discussions within the field, though direct evidence of widespread impact is limited as the focus remains on dissemination.
Abstract in brief
- The review highlights the lack of standardized reporting guidelines for natural language processing (NLP) in observational clinical research, which leads to inconsistencies, ambiguity, and challenges in reproducibility.
- It found significant variability in how researchers report NLP methods and evaluation details across studies, including differences in references, locations, and level of detail.
- To improve the quality and ethical application of NLP in healthcare research, the authors propose perspectives aligned with WHO principles to promote better reporting practices and broader adoption of NLP solutions.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyVery honored to have been recognized by @ASCPTjournals and CTS. This work would not have been possible without the guidance of my mentor, @hongfangliu , and the contribution of all the co-authors. To learn more about our recent study, please visit: https://t.co/SALJqIJAys." https://t.co/4qW1oisTOO
Mark your calendar for this #ASCPTjournalfamily webinar on Friday, May 19 at 12 pm ET: "Recommended Practices and Ethical Considerations for Natural Language Processing-Assisted Observational Research: A Scoping Review" https://t.co/HYS5DfJ4u9 https://t.co/IRLW89JRFI
@ASCPTjournals #CTSjournals Share the final version of this article reflecting the thoughts over 20 years’ experience in clinical natural language processing - https://t.co/CbCLZrulQl
Meet Sunyang Fu, our #CTSjournal trainee spotlight. Also, check his paper: "Recommended practices and ethical considerations for natural language processing-assisted observational research: A scoping review" #CTSjournal #ASCPTjournalfamily https://t.co/B8dMPvgxlG
"Recommended Practices and Ethical Considerations for Natural Language Processing-Assisted Observational Research: A Scoping Review" starts in just 1 hour at 12 pm ET: https://t.co/HYS5DfJ4u9
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Best Practices and Ethical Guidelines for NLP in Clinical Research
The review highlights the lack of standardized reporting guidelines for natural language processing in observational clinical research, leading to inconsistencies and reproducibility challenges. The authors propose…
"Recommended Practices and Ethical Considerations for Natural Language Processing-Assisted Observational Research: A Scoping Review" starts in just 1 hour at 12 pm ET: https://t.co/HYS5DfJ4u9
Join us for this upcoming #ASCPTwebinar: "Recommended Practices and Ethical Considerations for Natural Language Processing-Assisted Observational Research: A Scoping Review". Wednesday, June 7, 2023 at 12 pm ET https://t.co/HYS5DfJ4u9
Mark your calendar for this #ASCPTjournalfamily webinar on Friday, May 19 at 12 pm ET: "Recommended Practices and Ethical Considerations for Natural Language Processing-Assisted Observational Research: A Scoping Review" https://t.co/HYS5DfJ4u9 https://t.co/IRLW89JRFI
Join us for this upcoming #ASCPTjournalfamily webinar: Recommended Practices and Ethical Considerations for Natural Language Processing-Assisted Observational Research: A Scoping Review. Next Friday, May 19 at 12 pm ET https://t.co/HYS5DfJ4u9 https://t.co/LbSyEIvxhb
RT @SunyangF: Very honored to have been recognized by @ASCPTjournals and CTS. This work would not have been possible without the guidance o…
RT @SunyangF: Very honored to have been recognized by @ASCPTjournals and CTS. This work would not have been possible without the guidance o…
Very honored to have been recognized by @ASCPTjournals and CTS. This work would not have been possible without the guidance of my mentor, @hongfangliu , and the contribution of all the co-authors. To learn more about our recent study, please visit: https://t.co/SALJqIJAys." https://t.co/4qW1oisTOO
Meet Sunyang Fu, our #CTSjournal trainee spotlight. Also, check his paper: "Recommended practices and ethical considerations for natural language processing-assisted observational research: A scoping review" #CTSjournal #ASCPTjournalfamily https://t.co/B8dMPvgxlG
RT @hongfangliu: @ASCPTjournals #CTSjournals Share the final version of this article reflecting the thoughts over 20 years’ experience in c…
RT @hongfangliu: @ASCPTjournals #CTSjournals Share the final version of this article reflecting the thoughts over 20 years’ experience in c…
@ASCPTjournals #CTSjournals Share the final version of this article reflecting the thoughts over 20 years’ experience in clinical natural language processing - https://t.co/CbCLZrulQl
RT @SunyangF: Our CTS review study can be now accessed through: CTS (1/4): https://t.co/RNHpXTPpgW Fulltext preprint: https://t.co/AxSAm9dv…
RT @SunyangF: Our CTS review study can be now accessed through: CTS (1/4): https://t.co/RNHpXTPpgW Fulltext preprint: https://t.co/AxSAm9dv…
Our CTS review study can be now accessed through: CTS (1/4): https://t.co/RNHpXTPpgW Fulltext preprint: https://t.co/AxSAm9dvL2 https://t.co/46GHR2SuOB
#NLP "Recommended Practices and Ethical Considerations for Natural Language Processing-Assisted Observational Research: A Scoping Review" https://t.co/cXryR08RU1