distill-medicine

To extract verbatim medical facts with source citations, provide the clinical guideline content to the Skill. It returns a JSON array of claims with fields for the exact text, source, locator, and category, ensuring pharmaceutical and diagnostic information remains unaltered.

Yes, you can preserve exact drug names and dosages when distilling medical content. The Skill retains verbatim text from pharmaceutical material and clinical notes, returning unaltered values alongside their specific source citations in a structured JSON array.

The best way to verify congruency between extracted medical claims and cited sources is to use the Skill's built-in comparison logic. It checks extracted facts against the original cited text to ensure alignment and flags any unattributed information.

To handle unattributed medical claims during pharmaceutical content extraction, the Skill automatically assigns the value 'unattributed' to the source field. This ensures every extracted claim explicitly indicates whether it has a valid supporting citation.

Yes, this medical content extraction approach works for Medtech documentation and hospital protocols. It is designed to process regulatory medical material and clinical notes, distilling actionable facts while preserving exact verbatim guideline phrases.

When parsing clinical notes, extracted medical information returns as a JSON array. Each object includes specific fields for the claim, verbatim text, source citation, locator, and category to maintain strict medical data integrity.