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Alexandra Santos

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MD PhD, Professor of Paediatric Allergy at King's College London & Evelina London Children’s Hospital; Chair of EAACI Food Allergy Guidelines
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Senatran: seguradoras, frotistas e apps de mobilidade recebem solução para conformidade de dados

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By Alexandra Santos
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Para viabilizar essa adequação sem travar as operações do mercado, a Indigo Hive apresenta o Autorize, um dos primeiros plataformas homologados a atuar como GCC (Gerenciadora de Consentimento e Ciência) credenciada pela Senatran. A solução funciona como a camada de inteligência e governança que resolve a burocracia técnica e jurídica exigida pela nova regulamentação nacional.
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Dolor de cadera y claudicación… ¡un diagnóstico insospechado!

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By Sara Rodrigues, Alexandra Santos, Patrícia Terroso
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Large language models for zero-shot procedure extraction in orthopedic surgery: a comparative evaluation

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By Ashton Williamson, Nishita Kalepalli, Ophelie Lavoie-Gagne, Andre Weiss, Benjamin Owens, Andrew Sibley, Rafael Andújar, Alexandra Santos, Alexander Kim, Mahad M. Hassan, Ata M Kiapour, Nazgol Tavabi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Operative notes in electronic health records contain critical information for understanding surgical care, yet manual coding is time-consuming, costly, and inconsistent. Large language models (LLMs) promise to transform this process by automatically extracting detailed procedure information - a capability with significant implications for scaling clinical registries and advancing surgical research.
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