from AI [7].Building on this foundation, we developed an AI-assisted methodology to develop a detailed patient mind-set framework for leukemia care.In this study, we aim to develop a framework for understanding patient mind-sets and their implications for leukemia care and support.By identifying key mind-sets, mapping the leukemia journey stages, and proposing tools for assessing patient mind-sets, we seek to provide insights into patient experiences and inform strategies for enhancing care and support throughout the leukemia journey.Our approach draws upon the principles of mind-set segmentation, as well as the growing body of literature on patient-centered care in oncology.It is important to note that whereas the concept of patient mind-sets offers a valuable lens for understanding patient experiences, it should not be used to stereotype or pigeonhole individuals.Patients may exhibit characteristics of multiple mind-sets, and their perspectives and needs may evolve throughout the cancer journey.The mindset framework is intended to serve as a guide for tailoring care and support, rather than a rigid classification system.Healthcare providers should use the framework in conjunction with other patient-centered assessment tools and engage in ongoing dialogue with patients to ensure that their individual needs and preferences are met. Method Developing the Mind-set FrameworkThe mind-set framework was developed through an iterative process of conversational prompting and analysis using the Claude.
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