For medical CSR writing, the answer is to subtract model freedom, not add tools
Ubunta · x · 2026-07-22
After spending hours trying to generate high-quality medical CSR documents, the author concludes that the goal is not to make an LLM “never wrong” but to remove its opportunity to be wrong.
- The workflow uses subtraction rather than adding more model power.
- The model is never allowed to invent numbers; they come directly from source tables.
- Every claim must trace back to a study document or it does not ship.
- No web access and no outside memory are allowed.
- The author’s takeaway: training improves writing, but architecture should prevent critical errors.
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