This framework automates medical data classification in healthcare, suggesting significant improvements in data management.
The exponential growth of unstructured medical data, particularly clinical notes and diagnostic reports, presents mounting challenges for healthcare knowledge extraction and utilization. This study introduces the Digital Medical Catalog (DMC), a framework that automates the conversion of clinical narratives into an auditable, semantically structured knowledge base. The framework combines BioClinicalBERT embeddings, c-TF-IDF statistical grounding, and semantic clustering, enabling high-fidelity classification (Macro F1 = 0.877 ± 0.012), traceable topic labeling, and temporal trend analysis. By demonstrating that semantic representation methods, reinforced with statistical grounding, are essential for large-scale medical text processing, this work establishes a foundation for privacy-preserving data governance and real-time intelligence within modern healthcare infrastructures.
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