Robert Brian Haynes

Professor emeritus

McMaster University

Canada

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Robert Brian Haynes is a Professor Emeritus at McMaster University in Canada. His research primarily focuses on health informatics, artificial intelligence in clinical research, and the evaluation of evidence-based medicine practices. Notable recent articles include investigations into pretrained language models for clinical studies, policies on AI chatbots among academic publishers, and methods to enhance the identification of high-quality clinical research articles.

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Alfonso Iorio

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McMaster University

CANADA

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Muhammad Afzal

Senior Lecturer

Birmingham City University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Wael Abdelkader

McMaster University

CANADA

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Cynthia Lokker

Assistant Professor

McMaster University

CANADA

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Benchmarking domain-specific pretrained language models to identify the best model for methodological rigor in clinical studies

Policies on artificial intelligence chatbots among academic publishers: a cross-sectional audit

Attitudes and perceptions of medical researchers towards the use of artificial intelligence chatbots in the scientific process: an international cross-sectional survey

The McMaster Health Information Research Unit: Over a Quarter-Century of Health Informatics Supporting Evidence-Based Medicine

Machine Learning Approaches to Retrieve High-Quality, Clinically Relevant Evidence From the Biomedical Literature: Systematic Review

A Deep Learning Approach to Refine the Identification of High-Quality Clinical Research Articles From the Biomedical Literature: Protocol for Algorithm Development and Validation

“Evidence-based Checklists” for Identifying Predatory Journals have Not Been Assessed for Reliability or Validity: An Analysis and Proposal for Moving Forward

Translating Clinical Questions by Physicians Into Searchable Queries: Analytical Survey Study

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Alfonso Iorio

Muhammad Afzal

Wael Abdelkader

Cynthia Lokker

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