Diagnostic Interview Transcripts (French)

This resource provides transcripts of seven diagnostic interviews conducted in French by medical students from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Geneva. The interviews, held in the training stations at the Geneva University Hospitals, were recorded and involved standardized patients presenting with symptoms of chest pain or shortness of breath. The recordings were transcribed using Whisper (August 2024) and then revised and anonymized manually. This resource includes : - Two Excel files ○ One containing the original Whisper-generated transcripts ○ One containing the manually revised transcripts - A PDF document describing the conventions used for transcript revision Acknowledgement This resource was developed at the University of Geneva in collaboration with Geneva University Hospitals. This work is part of the PROPICTO project, funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (N°197864) and the French National Research Agency (ANR-20-CE93-0005). We would also like to thank Prof. Mathieu Nendaz and Dr. Thomas Fassier for facilitating the use of the training stations.

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    corpus, transcript, diagnostic interview, medical dialogue, French, standardized patient
Publication date20/10/2025
Retention date18/10/2035
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  • Spechbach, Hervé
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  • Bouillon, Pierrette orcid
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