Methods & quality

An AI model reads the title and abstract and fills a fixed structure. Numbers are kept as printed. The Brief adds no clinical interpretation; the only conclusion shown is the authors' own.

Fixed rules compare the Brief with the abstract. Separate AI readings, by models other than the one that wrote the Brief, then do the same. A Brief that fails a fixed rule is composed again. What still fails is left out, and the page says so. Some failures hold the whole Brief, and some questions go to the editor; the Brief is not published until they are settled.

These checks can miss errors. Always read the original article before relying on a finding.

Briefs made when the archive was built used an earlier version of this method. They passed fixed rules, but not all of them were read by a separate AI model. A Brief is not checked again when the rules change.

Write to contact@currentrheuma.com with the Brief's address.