Semantic Quality Control of EMR Admission Notes: Integrating Rule Guidance, Prompt Optimization, and RAG
摘要
This paper presents a system for Shared Task 1 of the 11th China Health Information Processing Conference (CHIP 2025): Semantic Quality Control for Inpatient Electronic Medical Records (EMRs). Our framework integrates rule-guided strategies, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and iterative prompt optimization within a Natural Language Processing (NLP) paradigm to improve semantic-level quality control. The system decomposes complex multi-rule tasks into single-rule subtasks and applies feedback-based prompt refinement for higher logical accuracy. To mitigate limited data, a Large Language Model (LLM) is used for data augmentation. In evaluation, rule-based judgments handle simple cases, while LLM-based reasoning addresses complex ones. The proposed approach achieved a comprehensive score of 0.6484 on the no-fine-tuning track, demonstrating its effectiveness.