Responsible AI-Powered Decision Support for the Management of Diabetes in Pregnant Women in Ghana (RAID-MaP-Gh)

Prince Adjei of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Ghana will develop an AI-based tool to support clinicians and patients in managing complications and comorbidities in pregnancies, focusing on pre-gestational and gestational diabetes. They will train a Large Language Model with relevant data and health guidelines from Ghana, including a glossary of medical and nutritional terms in the local language Twi. They will also design a user-friendly interface for interactions in English and Twi, with the patient interface incorporated into WhatsApp. The resulting tool, RAID-MaP-Gh, will provide practical guidance to clinicians, ranging from specialists to midwives and traditional birth attendants, and guidance to patients that takes into consideration the socioeconomic and cultural contexts most relevant to Ghana. The tool will help close health information gaps associated with gestational diabetes, reducing the number of undiagnosed cases and improving maternal and infant health outcomes.