Bayu Aryoyudanta (Yudan)
I’m a PhD student at the University of Pittsburgh, working with Dr Parmanto in the Health and Rehabilitation Informatics (HARI) Lab. My research focuses on AI-enabled mHealth and AI-mediated behavioral health interventions, with the goal of advancing precision rehabilitation to support better rehabilitation journeys for individuals with chronic conditions.
Research interests: Rehabilitation, Behavioral Health Interventions, mHealth, Clinical NLP, Large Language Models, Human-AI Interaction.
News
- Nov 8, 2026 — Presenting “Multi-Agent AI for Personalized Rehabilitation” (podium) at the AMIA 2026 Annual Symposium, work from the HARI Lab.
- Nov 10, 2026 — Presenting “Clinical Concept Extraction from Synthetic Nurse Dictation Using Small Language Models and Reinforcement Learning” (podium) at AMIA 2026, the conference-talk version of the MEDIQA-SYNUR paper Clinical NLP Workshop @ LREC 2026.
- Nov 10, 2026 — Presenting “Measuring Empathy in Consumer Health AI Chatbots: A Case Study in Acute Spinal Cord Injury” (poster) at AMIA 2026, work from the the HARI Lab.
- Jul 2026 — Co-authored “Expert validation of AI-generated clinical assessment items for physician assistant certification,” submitted to npj Digital Medicine — currently under review.
- May 2026 — First-author paper published at the Clinical NLP Workshop @ LREC 2026: fine-tuning a sub-2B-parameter LLM with RLVR for clinical observation extraction from nurse dictation.
Selected publications
- Aryoyudanta, B., Yuliana, M., Rachman, M., Setiawan, I.M.A. (2026). Night Shift Nerds at MEDIQA-SYNUR 2026: Pushing Small Large Language Model Capability for Clinical Observation Extraction and Normalization from Nurse Dictation using RLVR. Clinical NLP Workshop @ LREC 2026. PDF, code
- Parmanto, B., Aryoyudanta, B., et al. (2024). A Reliable and Accessible Caregiving Language Model (CaLM) to Support Tools for Caregivers: Development and Evaluation Study. JMIR Formative Research. PDF
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