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Translating Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) concepts into French enhances concept-based searching in the CISMeF catalogue. This improves information retrieval by leveraging MeSH

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Area of Science:

  • Medical Informatics
  • Library Science
  • Controlled Vocabulary Development

Background:

  • The concept-oriented structure of the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) thesaurus offers potential for advanced information retrieval.
  • Concept-based querying, particularly within specialized databases like PubMed, has demonstrated significant interest and utility.
  • Existing information retrieval tools, such as the CISMeF catalogue, can benefit from enhanced semantic capabilities.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To adapt the concept-oriented structure of the MeSH thesaurus for use within the French-language CISMeF catalogue.
  • To facilitate concept-based information retrieval for French-speaking users by translating MeSH concepts.
  • To enhance the functionality of the CISMeF catalogue's information retrieval tool through MeSH concept integration.

Main Methods:

  • Identification and selection of relevant MeSH concepts for translation.
  • Development of a systematic translation methodology for MeSH terms and concepts into French.
  • Integration of the translated French MeSH concepts into the CISMeF catalogue's information retrieval system.

Main Results:

  • A comprehensive French translation of key MeSH concepts was successfully developed.
  • The translated concepts were integrated into the CISMeF catalogue, enabling concept-based searching in French.
  • Preliminary assessments indicate improved search precision and user satisfaction with concept-based queries.

Conclusions:

  • Translating MeSH concepts into French is a viable strategy to enhance multilingual information retrieval.
  • The integration of translated MeSH concepts significantly improves the usability and effectiveness of the CISMeF catalogue.
  • This approach supports broader access to biomedical information for French-speaking researchers and clinicians.