Towards Automated Anamnesis Summarization: BERT-based Models for Symptom Extraction
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Professionals in modern healthcare systems are increasingly burdened by documentation workloads. Documentation of the initial patient anamnesis is particularly relevant, forming the basis of successful further diagnostic measures. However, manually prepared notes are inherently unstructured and often incomplete. In this paper, we investigate the potential of modern NLP techniques to support doctors in this matter. We present a dataset of German patient monologues, and formulate a well-defined information extraction task under the constraints of real-world utility and practicality. In addition, we propose BERT-based models in order to solve said task. We can demonstrate promising performance of the models in both symptom identification and symptom attribute extraction, significantly outperforming simpler baselines.
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