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This video shows how the John Snow Labs Terminology Server can be used as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server to connect AI agents with structured medical data and tools.
You’ll see how core ca...
Where Fast Search uses fixed labels, Accurate Search lets you define and modify entity types at runtime — mapping "Procedure" to SNOMED CT, "Allergy" to RxNorm, or any combination your workflow dem...
The Terminology Server's Document Search feature lets you upload PDF, TXT, and DOCX files and automatically extract and map every medical entity found in the text to standardized code systems — SNO...
Every feature available in the UI — code-to-code mapping, phrase-to-code search, boolean queries, domain filtering, and value set activation — is accessible via REST API, and this video walks throu...
...ks through uploading a custom value set in CSV format — including custom codes, terms, aliases, and standard code mappings — activating it as a live search filter, and reading v...
Clinicians type fast and imprecisely — the Terminology Server catches typos like "hyper tension" and surfaces a suggested correction before executing the search, while abbreviation handling maps sh...
When your coding workflow requires results for "diabetes AND lung cancer" together — or results for either condition separately — the Terminology Server's boolean search handles both with simple AN...
...ent has hypertension and complaints about headache" will surface codes for both terms — context resolution lets you specify which term is the primary target and how many surroun...
Narrow your search output to only what matters — filter by clinical domain (condition, drug, procedure), restrict results to standard concepts only, and choose exactly which metadata columns appear...
See the full search interface in action — filtering results by vocabulary (LOINC, SNOMED CT, ICD-10CM), toggling between exact match, semantic, and combined search modes, and browsing the concept h...
Watch a live walkthrough of the Terminology Server's Concept Maps feature — enter ICD-10 code E11 and see it resolve to validated equivalents in SNOMED CT, MedDRA LLT, UMLS, and other target system...
📚 Documentation: https://nlp.johnsnowlabs.com/docs/en/terminology_server/term_server
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ChatGPT can describe a disease — but it won't return the same ICD-10 code for "MI" on every run, it has no guaranteed access to current SNOMED or ICD databases, and every API call adds compliance r...
Value sets are curated collections of medical codes grouped by clinical theme — think "breast cancer diagnoses" combining ICD-10, SNOMED CT, and MeSH codes, or "cardiology medications" scoped to Rx...
The Terminology Server supports two core search directions — enter a medical code to retrieve related concepts across vocabularies, or enter a clinical phrase to retrieve its standardized codes usi...