Knowledge teams
Maintain an organization's reference material, review changes and preserve the evidence behind each published version.
Turn medical reference material into an organized evidence library. Approved administrators preserve originals, review sources and publish knowledge that people and AI applications can trace back to its origin.
Private access for approved Wiki administrators.
The evidence stays connected
Browse medical material by specialty (182 specialties, named in 12 languages) and category, filter by source status, and search titles, authors, topics, codes and document text; every source shows its evidence type, language, version and licence.
Ingest supported files and inspect extraction warnings. OCR and transcription require configured processors.
Keep authors, dates, licences, originals and versions, with page or timestamp citations when available.
Publishing requires a recorded review decision with notes. One administrator may review and publish, for a single source or for a batch with a shared note; a second reviewer is not required. Revisions pass through review before replacing published evidence.
Ask cited questions, compare published excerpts and prepare research briefs. When no sources are selected, Ask and Research answer from your reviewed library first and also search PubMed and public health websites such as MedlinePlus, citing each with its link; those results are not reviewed Wiki sources. Library statistics describe collection metadata.
Retrieve approved reference excerpts through REST, then use your chosen model to compose an answer.
Add supported files, provenance and usage rights.
Inspect extracted content and record a review decision with notes.
Make the reviewed version eligible for retrieval.
Return authorized excerpts with source and version citations.
Maintain an organization's reference material, review changes and preserve the evidence behind each published version.
Ground an assistant in explicitly approved excerpts and display their source, version and licence alongside its answer.
Discover publications through PubMed, import bibliography for review and compare separately licensed evidence with AVA.
AI retrieval requires approved access and eligible reference sources. Each API key is issued by a Wiki administrator for one application (an Aimedis app or a custom application ID), expires after 1–365 days or never, can be rotated or revoked at any time, and reads every published, reviewed and licensed reference source of its organization. There is no per-source selection, so publishing a source makes it available to every key. Patient processing requires separate approval and is outside this reference API. Wiki supports evidence review; clinical decisions remain with qualified professionals.