[2603.26324] PRISMA: Toward a Normative Information Infrastructure for Responsible Pharmaceutical Knowledge Management
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Computer Science > Digital Libraries arXiv:2603.26324 (cs) [Submitted on 27 Mar 2026] Title:PRISMA: Toward a Normative Information Infrastructure for Responsible Pharmaceutical Knowledge Management Authors:Eugenio Rodrigo Zimmer Neves, Amanda Vanon Correa, Camila Campioni, Gabielli Pare Guglielmi, Bruno Morelli View a PDF of the paper titled PRISMA: Toward a Normative Information Infrastructure for Responsible Pharmaceutical Knowledge Management, by Eugenio Rodrigo Zimmer Neves and 4 other authors View PDF HTML (experimental) Abstract:Most existing approaches to AI in pharmacy collapse three epistemologically distinct operations into a single technical layer: document preservation, semantic interpretation, and contextual presentation. This conflation is a root cause of recurring fragilities including loss of provenance, interpretive opacity, alert fatigue, and erosion of accountability. This paper proposes the PATOS--Lector--PRISMA (PLP) infrastructure as a normative information architecture for responsible pharmaceutical knowledge management. PATOS preserves regulatory documents with explicit versioning and provenance; Lector implements machine-assisted reading with human curation, producing typed assertions anchored to primary sources; PRISMA delivers contextual presentation through the RPDA framework (Regulatory, Prescription, Dispensing, Administration), refracting the same informational core into distinct professional views. The architecture introduces the Evidence Pa...