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AI to bring knowledge closer to professionals

Artificial intelligence makes it possible to access, relate and work with large volumes of specialist knowledge, making it easier to use in different professional contexts.

At LurNova we apply AI to make knowledge easier to access and reduce the work needed to find, analyse and prepare information.

In healthcare, having information does not always mean being able to use it easily. The real challenge is finding the relevant knowledge when it is needed.

Guidelines, protocols, publications and internal documentation contain extremely valuable information, but finding it, relating it and turning it into useful information can take time and effort.

Finding what matters among so much information

Medical and healthcare knowledge is spread across many sources and documents. As the volume grows, finding the right information and understanding how it relates to other content can become increasingly complex.

AI makes it possible to query this content in natural language, find specific information, relate different sources and prepare summaries from selected documentation.

These tools can work on the sources defined by each organisation, helping professionals access the right knowledge for each context.

More time for people

Searching for background information, reviewing documentation, structuring information or preparing content are necessary activities, but they can also take up a significant part of professionals' time.

AI can support these tasks and reduce part of that work, keeping people involved wherever their knowledge, judgement and responsibility are needed.

The aim is for professionals to spend less time searching for and preparing information and more on the activities where their experience adds the most value.

Use cases in health and medicine

01Medical and scientific knowledge lookup

To find and relate relevant information within previously defined sources and content.

02Assistants for protocols and procedures

To make guidelines, instructions and internal documentation easier to consult.

03Documentation analysis

To extract, classify, summarise and structure information from different documents.

04Preparing information for professionals

To gather background and relevant content before a review, meeting or professional activity.

05Professional training and updating

To make it easier to explore specialist knowledge and offer new ways of interacting with training materials.

06Managing internal queries

To answer recurring questions based on documentation and sources authorised by the organisation.

07Automation of document tasks

To reduce manual work involved in classifying, preparing and handling information.

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Frequently asked questions

How can artificial intelligence help in health and medicine?

AI makes it possible to access, relate and work with large volumes of specialist knowledge, such as guidelines, protocols, publications and internal documentation, making it easier for professionals to find the relevant knowledge when they need it.

Can AI consult guidelines, protocols and internal documentation?

Yes. Assistants can make guidelines, protocols, instructions and procedures easier to consult in natural language, based on the sources defined by each organisation.

What information does AI work with in a healthcare setting?

With the sources defined and authorised by each organisation. This way, professionals access the right knowledge for each context, within the access rights that have been set.

Can AI reduce the time professionals spend finding and preparing information?

Yes. It can support tasks such as searching for background information, reviewing documentation, structuring information or preparing content, so that professionals can spend more time on the activities where their experience adds the most value.

Does AI replace the judgement of healthcare professionals?

No. AI can reduce part of the work involved in handling information, but people remain involved wherever their knowledge, judgement and responsibility are needed.

Can AI support the training and updating of professionals?

Yes. It can make it easier to explore specialist knowledge and offer new ways of interacting with training materials.

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AI applied to the challenges of health and medicine

Every organisation works with different knowledge, information and needs. Tell us which challenge you want to tackle and we will analyse how to apply AI to give it an answer tailored to your organisation.