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Abstract
Prompt engineering, the practice of designing effective prompts for large language models (LLMs), is emerging as a crucial skill for medical professionals. The widespread adoption of LLMs like ChatGPT necessitates improved interaction strategies to maximize their benefits in healthcare. This paper reviews prompt engineering research and offers practical recommendations for healthcare professionals to enhance their interactions with LLMs, addressing limitations and risks associated with their use.
Publisher
Journal of Medical Internet Research
Published On
Oct 04, 2023
Authors
Bertalan Meskó
Tags
prompt engineering
large language models
healthcare
ChatGPT
medical professionals
interaction strategies
limitations

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