Nucleati: Making Accurate Clinical Assertions with Multiple Sources of Evidence

Clinical assertions, such as association, efficacy, and contraindication, are critical to guiding treatment decisions in medicine. However, arriving at accurate clinical assertions requires careful consideration of multiple types and sources of evidence. Relying on a single piece of evidence can be misleading and potentially harmful to patients. As a result, authorities in different fields have developed guidelines for combining various types of evidence from multiple resources to arrive at final assertions.

While these guidelines are valuable, they can be complex and difficult to navigate, particularly as more sources of evidence become available. Human error can also occur when combining evidence, especially as guidelines become more complex, putting patient outcomes at risk. This is where Nucleati comes in.

As a leader in developing intelligent, web-enabled software for healthcare organizations and researchers, Nucleati can help weigh, document, and communicate evidence combinations and assertions transparently. Our software takes into account the latest guidelines for combining evidence, while also allowing for flexibility to accommodate different client needs and requirements.

Using Nucleati's software to apply guideline-based inferencing and assertion generation, healthcare organizations and researchers can make more accurate clinical assertions based on multiple sources of evidence. The software is designed to help healthcare practitioners navigate the complexities of combining evidence, reducing the risk of human error and ensuring that patients receive the best possible care.