aceHousing insecurity and cancer in South Australia: artificial intelligence-enabled insights from a statewide cancer support service
Objective: This study demonstrates the use of a locally hosted, offline artificial intelligence approach to identify, quantify, and describe housing-related needs documented in routine case notes from a statewide cancer support service. Methods: In this retrospective, exploratory service evaluation, a locally hosted, offline large language model screened 25,031 staff-generated case notes recorded between December 2020 and December 2025 for housing-related interactions and grouped confirmed interactions into cate…
In a retrospective evaluation, a locally hosted offline AI model screened 25,031 cancer support case notes and, after reviewer checks, identified 308 housing-related interactions that were otherwise buried in routine records.
The findings come from a single cancer support service, and the study was a retrospective, exploratory evaluation with descriptive results only.
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- Peer-reviewedAustralian Health Review2026-12-03
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