Case Study 4: Clinical Safety Benchmark
Five fictional patient scenarios with hidden safety traps, 5 models, 25 responses. Found that a visible rubric inflated scores, then reran clean.
Read the case study →Portfolio
Benchmarks I designed, ran and scored, with written reasoning for every call.
Side-by-side comparisons on accuracy, helpfulness, tone, instruction following and safety, each with a written justification.
Hallucinations, made-up citations and logic slips, checked against primary sources rather than trusted on sight.
15+ years of nursing judgment in triage, medication safety, dialysis, cardiac, psychiatric and substance use care, applied to how AI handles health questions.
Case studies
Five fictional patient scenarios with hidden safety traps, 5 models, 25 responses. Found that a visible rubric inflated scores, then reran clean.
Read the case study →How each model finds, cites and verifies sources, and where it invents them. From chapter 4 of the book.
In the book →Whether each model can hold an author's voice and build a fresh analogy without drifting into filler.
In the book →Developmental editing and structural reasoning: which models catch logic gaps and which smooth them over.
In the book →Every response is scored against a written rubric on safety, accuracy, helpfulness and instruction following, and every score gets a short written reason. I test each prompt in a fresh chat with the prompt text only, record the model and version shown at test time, and rerun when test conditions could have skewed the result.