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Published Research

Interpretable ML Models For Clinical Decision-Making

Oak Street Health, a network of more than 80 primary care centers in medically underserved communities, successfully implemented a machine learning-based risk stratification tool that outperformed prior backward-looking approaches in identifying high-risk patients.

While healthcare organizations are increasingly interested in using artificial intelligence (AI), there is a significant lack of literature on the real-world application of risk stratification AI tools in primary care. Oak Street Health, a network of more than 80 primary care centers in medically underserved communities, successfully implemented a machine learning-based risk stratification tool that outperformed prior backward-looking approaches in identifying high-risk patients.

The data science team collaborated with an interdisciplinary set of stakeholders to test, iterate, and implement the tool into clinical practice. Early feedback from Oak Street Health’s primary care providers (physicians and nurse practitioners) and non-providers (social workers) suggests that the display of top risk factors based on model predictions created a broadly interpretable and actionable risk stratification tool in caring for the highest-risk patients.

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