This study suggests that ChatGPT, a software developed by Stanford University School of Medicine, offers helpful postoperative instructions to patients at a fifth-grade reading level or lower. Results found that it scored lower than institution-specific instructions and Google Search in understandability, actionability, and accurate procedures. It is important to note that the lead author of this study is Noel Ayoub, M.D., M.B.A. of Stanford University School of Medicine.
Stanford University School of Medicine is one of the world’s leading medical schools. Its main campus is situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, and the medical school is consistently ranked high in research and patient care. At the same time, this medical school focuses on innovation, discovery and interdisciplinary collaboration, allowing it to be at the forefront of medical research.
The corresponding author for this study, Noel Ayoub, M.D., M.B.A., is a specialist at Stanford University School of Medicine. He has vast experience in the medical field, having developed and conducted a variety of patient-care programs and health services in the past. He also holds numerous prestigious awards, certificates, and academic degrees for his exemplary performance.
