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MEDAL: Sequential adapter learning for privacy-preserving multicenter clinical language models.

Sep 2026 · Journal of Biomedical Informatics · pp. 105101 · 0 citations
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MedAL is a scalable method for fine-tuning LLMs across many health systems without sharing patient-level data, enabling high-performance local models for reasoning over clinical notes and may also be useful for training multimodal healthcare AI models.

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