How Discover Works
- How Content Reaches Your Feed
- Data Sources & Refresh Cadence
- Giving Feedback in Discover
- Important to Remember
- Related Articles
See how Discover builds your feed from your profile, where its content comes from, and when it refreshes, so you can judge how current and relevant each summary is. You can also earn CME credit from summaries and send feedback when content misses the mark.
How Content Reaches Your Feed
Initial Profile Seeding
Jiro uses the specialty in your profile, your NPI, and your listed taxonomy to identify your patient population from real-world data.
Continuous Content Monitoring
Jiro scans PubMed, other medical journals, textbooks, drug references, and other media types on an ongoing basis. It looks for new publications relevant to your profile.
Content Summarization
Each article becomes a structured, clinician-focused summary. The summary includes clinical takeaways, context for why the findings are relevant, and suggested next steps.
Loading State
Discover can take up to five minutes to populate after you sign up. During this time, you may see a spinning wheel and the message "We’re pulling your personalized content. This should only take a few minutes."
Awarding of AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™
Review a summary, select the "Claim CME Credit" button, and complete the acknowledgement and attestation statement. Your profile then receives 0.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.
Feedback Refinement
If your feed feels off target, use the thumbs-down button to flag irrelevant content.
Data Sources & Refresh Cadence
Know where Discover content comes from and when it refreshes, so you can judge how current what you read is.
Where Content Comes From
Medical literature: Discover draws primarily from PubMed, which the U.S. National Library of Medicine maintains. It also includes additional medical journals and literature as available.
Clinical trials: Discover draws trial information from clinicaltrials.gov.
Podcasts: Discover draws podcast content from these sources:
- Peer-reviewed medical literature
- Specialty-specific medical societies and organizations
- PeerView Institute for Medical Education
- Accredited medical schools and universities
Refresh Cadence
Content refreshes weekly. The refresh follows a rolling cadence based on your sign-up date.
Giving Feedback in Discover
Feedback icons appear when you open a Discover card. Below the title and metadata, you will find the thumbs-up and thumbs-down icons.
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Click into a Discover card.
Select the thumbs-up or thumbs-down icon. Jiro uses both positive and negative feedback. The "Tell us more" window opens.
- The "Accurate" button refers to the accuracy of the summary for that Discover content.
- Optionally, choose a category and add specific details in the text box to describe your experience.
- Submit your feedback.
The support team reviews feedback to see where Discover performs well and to flag recurring issues with surfaced content. Submitting feedback does not immediately update your feed or remove the content.
Important to Remember
- Content refreshes weekly on a rolling cadence based on your sign-up date, so new publications do not appear immediately.
- Submitting feedback does not immediately update your feed or remove the content.
- Discover can take up to five minutes to populate after you sign up.