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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Natural Language Processing
Computational Linguistics

Background:

The internet contains vast amounts of health information.
A lack of tools exists to assess the technicality level of online health documents.
Guiding users to content appropriate for their expertise is challenging.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose methods for automatically distinguishing between expert and non-expert medical documents.
To investigate the morphological and semantic features of medical texts.
To enhance user access to relevant health information.

Main Methods:

Utilized Natural Language Processing (NLP) tools to analyze document content.
Focused on morpho-semantic analysis of French medical texts.
Examined documents from cardiology, pneumology, and diabetes fields.

Main Results:

Morphological and semantic levels provide significant clues for distinguishing technicality.
The identified features are stable across different medical fields.
Automatic distinction between expert and non-expert medical documents is feasible.

Conclusions:

Morpho-semantic analysis is a viable approach for assessing medical document technicality.
This method can help tailor health information delivery to user expertise.
Further research can refine these techniques for broader application.