Assessing ChatGPT vs. evidence-based online responses for polycystic ovary syndrome self-management and education: an international cross-sectional blinded survey of healthcare professionals - Takeaways - MDSpire

Assessing ChatGPT vs. evidence-based online responses for polycystic ovary syndrome self-management and education: an international cross-sectional blinded survey of healthcare professionals

  • By

  • Sandro Graca

  • Alexander Dallaway

  • Folashade Alloh

  • Harpal S. Randeva

  • Chris Kite

  • Ioannis Kyrou

  • March 31, 2026

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    ChatGPT responses to PCOS questions were rated significantly higher than evidence-based responses by healthcare professionals.

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    The study involved 43 healthcare professionals from 14 countries evaluating ChatGPT's reliability for PCOS information.

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    ChatGPT showed moderate to large effect sizes in scoring, indicating its potential as a self-education tool for PCOS.

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    Readability analyses revealed no significant differences between ChatGPT and evidence-based responses, but simplification improved clarity.

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    Further research is needed to optimize the integration of AI tools like ChatGPT in PCOS self-education and management.

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Assessing ChatGPT vs. evidence-based online responses for polycystic ovary syndrome self-management and education: an international cross-sectional blinded survey of healthcare professionals

  • by Sandro Graca, Alexander Dallaway, Folashade Alloh, Harpal S. Randeva, Chris Kite, Ioannis Kyrou

  • March 31, 2026

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