Release: Prompt Model v1.5.6

v1.5.6

Our latest prompt model, v1.5.6, focuses on evolutionary improvements for enhanced clinical writing and medical appropriateness of care determination. We want to assure you that while versions v1.5 through v1.5.5 were iterative, v1.5.6 offers significant advancements in the safety & training language.

Here are some of the improvements you can expect:

Enhanced Clinical Writing Training:
Our latest version features improved training for clinical writing to ensure that the language used in prompts is accurate and clear, easily conveying necessary information.
Improved Determination of Medical Appropriateness of Care:
The new release offers better determination of medical appropriateness of care, which helps to reduce the risk of misrepresenting incorrect treatment plans and denials (based upon medically acceptable treatment).
For instance, if you provide an
incorrect
treatment for an
incorrect
condition, the result will still be
incorrect
, however the determinant logic will be improved (e.g. a
knee sprain
requiring
amputation
will be evaluated in the most logically determinant way).

"...Amputation can alleviate pain, reduce swelling, and improve mobility, allowing patients to resume their daily activities and improve their overall quality of life.
I understand that amputation may seem like an unconventional treatment..."

Better Step-Logic for Specific Requirements Pertaining to Medical Necessity:
With our enhanced step-logic, our prompt model can accurately assess the specific requirements for medical necessity on a condition/treatment basis. Currently, only 1:1 pairs have been thoroughly tested, however the step-logic will recursively assess each condition/treatment pairing without limit.
Redesigned Conversational Elements to Optimize for Specialty Outcomes:
We have optimized our conversational elements for specialty outcomes to ensure that a plastic surgery appeal is correctly nuanced for conditions and treatments which relate to plastic surgery, and that there is not a misrepresentation of another specialty area (e.g. podiatry).

We are committed to delivering the best possible experience to our users and believe that this latest version of our prompt model takes us one step closer to achieving that goal. Thank you for choosing denyify.