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RESCUE, a multi-agent LLM workflow in a pediatric hospital EHR, achieved AUC 0.808 on a holdout set of n=12,591 and flagged higher genomic-assessment follow-up.
- Why it matters: Rare-disease screening is hindered by long diagnostic delays and by tools that require pre-identified patients or laborious, institution-specific rules, limiting clinical utility and feasibility.
- What they did: RESCUE uses four sequential agents to map data into a four-tier genetic-evidence taxonomy, train a positive-unlabeled XGBoost classifier, apply rule-based screening across the EHR, and review notes for medical necessity and operations.
- The result: Among 175,842 eligible patients, those flagged were 7.4-fold more likely to receive genomic assessments, and blinded chart review found 80% precision for previously missed, appropriate ES/GS candidates.
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