Healthcare
Clinical text is among the most sensitive data there is, and hospitals often cannot send it to external AI services.
The challenge
Section titled “The challenge”- Clinicians spend time searching notes, guidelines and discharge summaries.
- Similar past cases are hard to find by keyword alone.
- Patient data must stay inside the hospital’s own systems.
Why SrvDB fits
Section titled “Why SrvDB fits”- Guideline and protocol RAG: answer questions from internal guidelines with a local LLM.
- Similar-case search: find de-identified past cases that resemble a current one.
- On-premises only: data stays in a local directory on hospital hardware.
Five projects, five levels
Section titled “Five projects, five levels”Each project has its own page: the problem, how SrvDB powers it, what changes, architecture, use cases, core code and limits.
| Level | Project | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| 1 · Beginner | Protocol Assistant | Answers clinicians’ questions from the hospital’s own protocols and formulary, with citations. |
| 2 · Intermediate | Similar Case Finder | Finds de-identified past cases that resemble the patient in front of you. |
| 3 · Advanced | Trial Matcher | Shortlists patients for clinical trials by comparing summaries with eligibility criteria. |
| 4 · Expert | Pharmacovigilance Monitor | Matches new adverse-event reports to known safety signals and groups similar reports. |
| 5 · Frontier | On-prem Clinical AI Stack | A complete hospital AI stack with zero data egress: local embeddings, local LLM, SrvDB. |