U of T team mines 122,194 patient reviews across 45 Ontario hospitals with NLP to expose satisfaction and equity patterns
ishtiaqueSIA · x · 2026-10-16
A University of Toronto team published a PLOS Digital Health paper applying NLP and geospatial analytics to 122,194 patient reviews across 45 Ontario hospitals, uncovering trends in patient satisfaction and healthcare equity to turn patient feedback into policy input. The IHEP-funded study is a cross-disciplinary effort by Zahra Shakeri, Ishtiaque Ahmed, Amol Verma and colleagues, spanning U of T, St. Michael's Hospital and an investigative journalism bureau.
More from Research
- OrganicHAR at UbiComp 2026: Discovering Activities Sensors Can Actually Distinguish — mynkgoel · 2026-10-16
- Dev critiques compiling fast programs into slow neural nets: fun, but not useful — ctjlewis · 2026-10-16
- New paper uses revealed-preference methods to unpack why AI agents cooperate — brwilder · 2026-10-16
- Logit lens on a Beat Saber finetune reveals it reuses language grammar circuits — ctjlewis · 2026-10-16
- 128×128 record stands: how intermediate-work experiments foreshadowed reasoning models — ctjlewis · 2026-10-16
- TeamFusion: preference-based AI proxies debate to preserve minority views in team decisions — burkov · 2026-10-16