AI & Intelligence

Move from an impressive demonstration to a useful scientific workflow.

A convincing output is not a dependable process. Start with the task, the information and the risk.

01

Opportunity and workflow assessment

Identify the task, repetitive work, approved sources and human decision points before choosing tools.

02

Scientific knowledge readiness

Document structure, metadata, provenance, versioning and access boundaries for controlled retrieval.

03

Retrieval-augmented generation

Bounded retrieval and drafting using approved knowledge. Retrieval does not guarantee correctness.

04

Task-specific evaluation

Representative cases assess relevance, factual consistency, citation validity, completeness and escalation.

05

Implementation and adoption

Integration, guidance, training and controlled iteration within agreed technical scope.

06

Scientific judgement

Verify claims and retain interpretation and release decisions with designated people.

Approved sourcesRetrievalDraftExpert reviewRelease

Conceptual workflow, not clinical data or a performance claim.

Examples to evaluate: literature triage, extraction, scientific tagging, controlled adaptation and MI drafting support.

Agree data handling and permitted tools before use. No autonomous clinical decision system, proprietary platform or certification is claimed.