Confidence-Calibrated LLM Pipeline for Adverse Drug Reaction Detection from Clinical Instant Messaging: Development and Temporal Validation

Feb 18, 2026·
Dongxu Wang
Equal Contribution
,
Zihong Lu
Equal Contribution
,
Wenbo Yuan
,
Kaiqiang Yuan
,
Di Yin
,
Ying Yao
Corresponding Author
,
Sunmin Jiang
Corresponding Author
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Abstract
This manuscript develops and temporally validates a confidence-calibrated large language model (LLM) pipeline for adverse drug reaction (ADR) detection, entity extraction, and causality assessment from clinical instant messaging. It extends prior proof-of-concept work toward a more deployment-oriented validation setting.
Type
Publication
Working paper (under review at JAMIA)
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Submission Status

Under review at Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (JAMIA).

Notes

  • Manuscript version archived here for working paper display on the publications page.
  • Focus: confidence-calibrated LLM-based ADR detection and temporal validation in clinical messaging data.