The Application of MATEC (Multi-AI Agent Team Care) Framework in Sepsis Care

Andrew Cho, Jason M. Woo, Brian Shi, Aishwaryaa Udeshi, Jonathan S. H. Woo
2/9/2025
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Under-resourced or rural hospitals have limited access to medical specialists and healthcare professionals, which can negatively impact patient outcomes in sepsis. To address this gap, we developed the MATEC (Multi-AI Agent Team Care) framework, which integrates a team of specialized AI agents for sepsis care. The sepsis AI agent team includes five doctor agents, four health professional agents, and a risk prediction model agent, with an additional 33 doctor agents available for consultations. Ten attending physicians at a teaching hospital evaluated this framework, spending approximately 40 minutes on the web-based MATEC application and participating in the 5-point Likert scale survey (rated from 1-unfavorable to 5-favorable). The physicians found the MATEC framework very useful (Median=4, P=0.01), and very accurate (Median=4, P<0.01). This pilot study demonstrates that a Multi-AI Agent Team Care framework (MATEC) can potentially be useful in assisting medical professionals, particularly in under-resourced hospital settings.

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@article{cho2025application,
  title  = {The Application of MATEC (Multi-AI Agent Team Care) Framework in Sepsis Care},
  author = {Andrew Cho and Jason M. Woo and Brian Shi and Aishwaryaa Udeshi and Jonathan S. H. Woo},
  year   = {2025},
  eprint = {2503.16433},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2503.16433v1}
}

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