A team from the Center for Artificial Intelligence at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, in cooperation with PWN, is implementing a semantic medical search engine project. It is an internationally innovative project that realizes the demand for immediate access to verified and validated medical knowledge. It is designed for health care professionals who often struggle with an excess of duties and limited time.
The implementation of the project involves several key stages. One of them is the annotation process, which involves detailed analysis and marking of texts by qualified medical specialists. This allows us to ensure the high quality and reliability of the data contained in our database. Then, using advanced techniques based on artificial intelligence methods, we create a content search and ranking system that effectively responds to diverse user queries.
The Semantic Medical Search Engine project offers a wide range of use scenarios - from support in diagnosis, to assisting in medical education, to quickly finding current treatment guidelines and procedures. The system's knowledge base is constantly updated, providing access to the latest information and research in the medical field. An article describing the projected artificial intelligence module designed specifically for this project can be found in the materials from the 18th FedCSIS Conference in Warsaw.
It is worth noting that the Center for Artificial Intelligence is open to other challenges and cooperation with entrepreneurs looking for innovative solutions. As in the case of our cooperation with PWN, we are ready to take on projects that bring real social value and improve the quality of life.