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of continuous learning and skill enhancement, aligning with the Quality Education goal. The
focus on modular design and open-source components reflects an innovative leap towards
Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure (SDG 9), demonstrating a scalable and adaptable
solution to healthcare challenges across different linguistic and cultural settings.

By empowering CHWs with the knowledge and tools needed for effective healthcare delivery,
the model plays a pivotal role in reducing health disparities and inequalities. It showcases how
leveraging AI and technology can facilitate a more equitable distribution of health resources
and knowledge, making a significant stride towards realizing the UN's vision for health equity
and access worldwide.

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Model development, Create new variations/extensions to the same use case, Standards
development related to the use case, Setup reference tools, notebooks and simulation
environment, Others Elaborate proposal: Addressing the imminent shortfall of 10 million
health workers by 2030, predominantly in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), this
paper introduces an innovative approach that harnesses the power of Large Language Models
(LLMs) integrated with machine translation models. This solution is engineered to meet the
unique needs of Community Health Workers (CHWs), overcoming language barriers, cultural
sensitivities, and the limited availability of medical dialog datasets.

I have crafted a model that not only boasts superior translation capabilities but also undergoes
rigorous fine-tuning on open-source datasets to ensure medical accuracy and is equipped with
comprehensive safety features to counteract the risks of misinformation.

Featuring a modular design, this approach is specifically structured for swift adaptation across
various linguistic and cultural contexts, utilizing open-source components to significantly reduce
healthcare operational costs. This strategic innovation markedly improves the accessibility
and quality of healthcare services by providing CHWs with contextually appropriate medical
knowledge and diagnostic tools. This paper highlights the transformative impact of this context-
aware LLM, underscoring its crucial role in addressing the global healthcare workforce deficit
and propelling forward healthcare outcomes in LMICs

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