Eval Definition
Clinically Inappropriate Tone
Evaluates whether text uses an appropriate tone for clinical or healthcare contexts
Evaluation Using Interface
Input:
- Required Inputs:
- input: The text content to evaluate for clinical appropriateness.
Output:
- Result: Returns ‘Passed’ if the tone is clinically appropriate, ‘Failed’ if the tone is clinically inappropriate.
Evaluation Using Python SDK
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Input:
- Required Inputs:
- input:
string
- The text content to evaluate for clinical appropriateness.
- input:
Output:
- Result: Returns a list containing ‘Passed’ if the tone is clinically appropriate, or ‘Failed’ if the tone is clinically inappropriate.
- Reason: Provides a detailed explanation of why the text was classified as clinically appropriate or inappropriate.
Example Output:
What to do If you get Undesired Results
If the content is detected as clinically inappropriate but appropriateness is required:
- Use professional, objective language
- Avoid casual phrases, jokes, or slang
- Maintain a respectful, supportive tone
- Focus on clear, factual information
- Use empathetic but professional phrasing
- Avoid minimizing health concerns or symptoms
- Use appropriate medical terminology when relevant
Comparing Clinically Inappropriate Tone with Similar Evals
- Tone: While Clinically Inappropriate Tone focuses specifically on appropriateness in healthcare contexts, Tone evaluation assesses the broader emotional context and sentiment.
- Is Informal Tone: Clinically Inappropriate Tone evaluates suitability for medical or healthcare settings, whereas Is Informal Tone focuses on detecting casual language usage in general contexts.