BRIE: a living benchmark for evaluating LLM information retrieval from electronic health records
BraydonDymm · x · 2026-10-06
Clinicians increasingly use LLMs to retrieve information from longitudinal EHRs, but there has been no way to evaluate models at scale and over time. A team led by Cahoon, with Emily Alsentzer, released a preprint introducing BRIE, a living benchmark for retrieving information from EHRs.
The benchmark targets the question of how to efficiently evaluate whether evolving LLM systems can reliably surface the information clinicians need as AI gets integrated into health systems.
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