Researchers have developed OverdoseMoE, a novel multi-expert framework designed to predict opioid overdose risk using patient diagnostic histories. The framework builds upon Qwen-based models, specifically OODMAMBA and OODQWEN, which were fine-tuned for diagnosis-specific adaptation. OverdoseMoE integrates these models with complementary expert-weighting strategies, demonstrating improved predictive performance over single-model baselines. The system achieved an AUPRC of 25.17 and an AUROC of 69.49 on a MIMIC-IV cohort, showing robustness and enhanced precision in identifying high-risk patients. AI
IMPACT This framework could enhance clinical decision-making by providing more accurate and robust tools for identifying patients at high risk of opioid overdose.
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