Ferramenta tecnológica de orquestração de motores de busca otimizada em bases de dados bibliográficas para a área de oftalmologia
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2022-06-08
Autores
Sousa, Flavio Castro de 
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Salvador, Maria Elisabete
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Dissertação de mestrado
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Objetivos: desenvolver um modelo orquestrador de motores de busca otimizada em bases de dados bibliográficas e validar a solução na área de saúde Oftalmológica. Método: trata-se de uma pesquisa aplicada, tecnológica, de natureza exploratória e descritiva de abordagem qualitativa. Por meio do estudo e avaliação de referencial teórico, a metodologia contempla recursos e cronograma necessários à sua execução que resultou em um modelo acessível para auxílio em pesquisas de bases científicas na área de oftalmologia. Resultados: após o processamento dos resultados, foi organizado uma estrutura robusta para busca de dados permitindo que as informações possam ser processadas de forma a atender necessidades especificas de análises. Outrossim, foi possível integrar a ferramenta com as diversas bases de dados bibliográficas científicas. Estas bases são instrumentos de grande utilização no meio acadêmico médico para obter informações relevantes, considerando-se a interoperabilidade entre as ferramentas existentes. Conclusão: a ferramenta tecnológica do presente estudo apresenta interface intuitiva e possibilitará orquestração de motores de busca ao otimizar o uso eficaz de bases de dados bibliográficas em oftalmologia; os resultados podem ser visualizados em diversos formatos, além de ser possível exportação dos mesmos, sendo um diferencial significativo em termos de plataformas interoperáveis. A partir dos mesmos princípios tecnológicos e metodológicos dessa ferramenta, será possível estender tal estratégia à outras áreas da pesquisa científica.
Aims: to develop an orchestrator model for search engines optimized in scientific databases and to validate the solution in the field of Ophthalmology. Method: this is an applied, technological, exploratory and descriptive research with a qualitative approach. Through the study and evaluation of theoretical framework, the methodology includes resources and timetable necessary for its implementation, which resulted in an accessible model to aid in scientifically based research in the field of ophthalmology. Results: after processing the results, a robust structure for data search was organized, allowing the information to be processed in order to meet specific analysis needs. Furthermore, it was possible to integrate the tool with the various scientific databases. These databases are instruments of great use in the medical academic environment to obtain relevant information considering the interoperability between the existing tools. Conclusion: the technological tool of the present study presents an intuitive interface and will enable the orchestration of search engines by optimizing the effective use of scientific databases in ophthalmology; the results can be visualized in different formats, besides being possible to export them, being a significant differential in terms of interoperable platforms. Based on the same technological and methodological principles of this tool, it will be possible to extend this strategy to other areas of scientific research.
Aims: to develop an orchestrator model for search engines optimized in scientific databases and to validate the solution in the field of Ophthalmology. Method: this is an applied, technological, exploratory and descriptive research with a qualitative approach. Through the study and evaluation of theoretical framework, the methodology includes resources and timetable necessary for its implementation, which resulted in an accessible model to aid in scientifically based research in the field of ophthalmology. Results: after processing the results, a robust structure for data search was organized, allowing the information to be processed in order to meet specific analysis needs. Furthermore, it was possible to integrate the tool with the various scientific databases. These databases are instruments of great use in the medical academic environment to obtain relevant information considering the interoperability between the existing tools. Conclusion: the technological tool of the present study presents an intuitive interface and will enable the orchestration of search engines by optimizing the effective use of scientific databases in ophthalmology; the results can be visualized in different formats, besides being possible to export them, being a significant differential in terms of interoperable platforms. Based on the same technological and methodological principles of this tool, it will be possible to extend this strategy to other areas of scientific research.