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Exploring the Feasibility and Acceptability of AI-Mediated Serious Illness Conversations in the Emergency Department
Hasibur Rahman, Kenji Numata, Evelyn T Lai +4
Serious illness conversations (SICs) align care with patients' values, goals, and preferences, yet they rarely occur in emergency departments (EDs), where time constraints and emot…
Breaking Negative Cycles: A Reflection-To-Action System For Adaptive Change
Minsol Michelle Kim, Daniel M. Low, David Lafond +8
Breaking negative mental health cycles, including rumination and recurring regrets, requires reflection that translates awareness into behavioral change. Grounded in the Transtheor…
Exploring Expert Perspectives on Wearable-Triggered LLM Conversational Support for Daily Stress Management
Poorvesh Dongre, Sameer Neupane, Priyanka Jadhav +3
Wearable devices increasingly support stress detection, while LLMs enable conversational mental health support. However, designing systems that meaningfully connect wearable-trigge…
Balancing Efficiency and Empathy: Healthcare Providers' Perspectives on AI-Supported Workflows for Serious Illness Conversations in the Emergency Department
Menglin Zhao, Zhuorui Yong, Ruijia Guan +8
Serious Illness Conversations (SICs), discussions about values and care preferences for patients with life-threatening illness, rarely occur in Emergency Departments (EDs), despite…