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## Dataset Overview

The JAMA_GxE_20240810_ft dataset is derived from the JAMA Clinical Challenge, a collection of real-world clinical cases designed to test and enhance physicians' decision-making skills[1]. This dataset is structured as a JSONL file, adhering to OpenAI's fine-tuning guidelines for easy integration with their models.

Content Structure
Each entry in the dataset includes:
- A detailed patient case (limited to 250 words)
- A specific clinical question
- Four potential courses of action (labeled as op_a, op_b, op_c, op_d)
- The correct answer index (A, B, C, or D)
- A discussion section (500-600 words) elaborating on the preferred option
- Medical specialty or field classification
- Link to the original case on the JAMA Network website

Dataset Characteristics
- Focuses on cases from 2022 onwards
- Includes gender and ethnicity filtering
- Covers various medical specialties
- Contains approximately 10,000 cases

Purpose and Applications
This dataset is designed for:
- Training and fine-tuning language models in clinical decision-making
- Analyzing the impact of gender and ethnicity on medical diagnoses and treatments
- Enhancing AI systems' ability to assist in clinical reasoning

Data Quality
- High-quality, real-world medical cases
- Intentionally challenging scenarios
- Reflects current medical practices and terminologies

Ethical Considerations
- Filtered for gender and ethnicity to enable analysis of potential biases
- Researchers should be aware of potential biases in case selection and presentation

This dataset provides a valuable resource for developing AI systems that can fairly and effectively assist in clinical decision-making across diverse patient populations.

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+I apologize for the confusion in my previous response. Let me provide an updated overview of the JAMA_GxE_20240810_ft dataset, incorporating the new information:
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+Dataset Overview:
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+The JAMA_GxE_20240810_ft dataset is derived from the JAMA Clinical Challenge, featuring real-world clinical cases designed to enhance physicians' decision-making skills. This dataset is structured as a JSONL file, adhering to OpenAI's fine-tuning guidelines.
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+Key Characteristics:
+- Training set includes cases before 2022, while the testing set comprises cases from 2022 onwards
+- The dataset is augmented, with each original clinical case having 8 patient profile variations:
+  - Gender: male, female, neutral
+  - Ethnicity: White, Black, Asian, Hispanic, Arab
+- Covers various medical specialties
+- Contains approximately 10,000 cases in the training set and 5,000 cases in the testing set
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+Each entry includes:
+- Detailed patient case (limited to 250 words)
+- Specific clinical question
+- Four potential courses of action
+- Correct answer index
+- Discussion section (500-600 words)
+- Medical specialty classification
+- Link to the original case on the JAMA Network website
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+This dataset is valuable for training and fine-tuning language models in clinical decision-making, analyzing the impact of gender and ethnicity on medical diagnoses and treatments, and enhancing AI systems' ability to assist in clinical reasoning across diverse patient populations.
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+Metadata UI for Hugging Face:
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+Dataset Card for JAMA_GxE_20240810_ft
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+Dataset Summary: A collection of augmented clinical cases from the JAMA Clinical Challenge, designed for training and evaluating clinical decision-making models with consideration for gender and ethnicity factors.
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+Supported Tasks:
+- text-classification
+- question-answering
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+Languages:
+- English
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+Dataset Structure:
+- Data Instances: JSON objects containing case details, options, correct answer, discussion, and metadata
+- Data Fields:
+  - case: string
+  - options: list of strings
+  - correct_answer: string
+  - discussion: string
+  - field: string
+  - link: string
+  - gender: string
+  - ethnicity: string
+- Data Splits:
+  - Train: ~10,000 cases (before 2022)
+  - Test: ~5,000 cases (2022 onwards)
+
+Dataset Creation:
+- Source: JAMA Clinical Challenge
+- Annotations: Original clinical cases augmented with gender and ethnicity variations
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+Considerations for Using the Data:
+- Social Impact of Dataset: Enables analysis of potential biases in clinical decision-making
+- Discussion of Biases: Dataset is intentionally augmented to study gender and ethnicity effects
+- Other Known Limitations: Limited to cases from a single source (JAMA)