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                      Use case – 37: Multilingual Medical Language Models: A Path to

                      Improving Lay Health Worker Effectiveness






                      Country: United States

                      Organization: Ethriva

                      Contact Person: Agasthya Gangavarapu, august@ ethriva .a,

                      Ananya Gangavarapu, ananya@ ethriva .com


                      37�1� Use case summary table

                       Domain          Healthcare

                       Problem to be   Access to medical care, inefficient management of waiting times, long
                       addressed       queues.

                       Key aspects of   Local language chatbot, medical records, pre-health assessment, diag-
                       the solution    nostics, summary report generation, doctor dashboard, mobile based
                                       solution.
                       Technology      Large Language Model (LLM), Machine Translator (MT), API
                       keywords

                       Data availability  Private
                       Metadata (type   Medical dialog data, adverse events, clinical notes, medical records
                       of data)
                       Model Training   Fine-tuned Llama 3 70B model with GQA and quantization. Seamless
                       and fine tuning  M4T-Large is finetuned with context and cultural information. NVIDIA
                                       NeMo Guardrails is customized to filter out the prompts that are toxic.

                       Testbeds or     https:// arxiv .org/ abs/ 2404 .08705
                       pilot deploy-
                       ments


                      37�2� Use case description


                      37�2�1� Description

                      This innovative project introduces a transformative use case targeting the enhancement of
                      healthcare delivery by empowering Community Health Workers (CHWs) in Low- and Middle-
                      Income Countries (LMICs) through the integration of Large Language Models (LLMs) with
                      machine translation technologies. Aimed at addressing the critical shortfall of healthcare
                      workers, the initiative seeks to navigate the complex challenges of linguistic barriers, cultural
                      nuances, and the scarcity of tailored medical dialog datasets, which collectively impede the
                      efficacy of CHWs in remote and underserved regions.







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