Intelligent Medical Literature Access for Healthcare Professionals Using NLP and Pubmed
MEDITRON represents a transformative approach in healthcare informatics by combining advanced natural language processing (NLP) capabilities with the extensive PubMed database. This integration enables real-time, context-sensitive responses to diverse user queries, serving the distinct needs of healthcare professionals, researchers, and patients. Unlike traditional keyword-based searches, which often yield overwhelming or irrelevant information, MEDITRON is designed to understand the context and specific requirements of each user type, offering precise, tailored information in real time. Healthcare professionals need quick access to relevant studies for patient care, researchers seek detailed publications for academic purposes, and patients require accessible information on their health conditions. MEDITRON’s sophisticated NLP technology processes these varied queries accurately, translating complex medical literature into user-appropriate formats and its intuitive user interface and robust filtering features, MEDITRON is built to be user-friendly while providing high accuracy in search results. This tool minimizes time spent sifting through large volumes of information, reducing information overload and improving the efficiency of information retrieval. By empowering users with timely, relevant data, MEDITRON aims to redefine the accessibility of medical literature, promoting informed decision-making, enhancing knowledge dissemination, and ultimately improving healthcare outcomes. In essence, MEDITRON exemplifies how healthcare informatics can evolve to meet the needs of a diverse user base by aligning the power of NLP with the comprehensive reach of the PubMed database.
Authors
- Sangeetha Rangasamy
- R Prabanjan
- Kiran Kumar A
- Shaik Karishma
Institutions
- Sri Eshwar College of Engineering
Publication Details
- Published
- 2024-12-12
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.1109/icercs63125.2024.10895030
- Primary Topic
- Biomedical Text Mining and Ontologies
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00