rh-inf-discovery

To find healthcare informatics evidence, this skill orchestrates an interactive discovery loop across PubMed, PMC, ClinicalTrials.gov, and US government sources. It guides domain advice and source prioritization to produce a normalized sources list for your research.

A discovery plan for health informatics is a structured YAML file that defines search strategies across medical databases. It enforces a living sources list and requires terminology and health-economics considerations to ensure comprehensive evidence identification.

Yes, you can search both PubMed and US government sources for clinical evidence. The skill operates across L1 discovery to orchestrate searches across PubMed, PMC, ClinicalTrials.gov, and US government sources, organizing results into a normalized sources list.

To start an evidence discovery session, initiate the interactive workflow by providing your target domain. The skill guides you through domain advice and source prioritization, ultimately generating a discovery-plan.yaml and a discovery-readout.md.

Yes, the discovery plan includes health-economics and terminology considerations. The skill enforces these requirements within the discovery session to ensure your evidence identification captures both clinical and economic dimensions of healthcare informatics.

The evidence discovery outputs a discovery-plan.yaml and a discovery-readout.md. These formats provide a structured living sources list designed for consumption by downstream ingestion tooling to acquire the identified sources.