AVO content must be extractable, verifiable, and modular — and always compliance-ready. Building means more than writing: it requires metadata, provenance, and an MLR-capable production line.
Start with a one-sentence direct answer, then a supporting 2–3 sentence explanation, then bullet evidence. Use question H2s and compact answer blocks under 50 words that can be cited as-is.
Attach a source tag to every claim: study citation (PMID/DOI), guideline name, internal clinical memo, date, and author. Publish a machine-readable bibliography or schema.org citation block per page.
Build a lightweight medical knowledge graph — entities and relations — for your brand topics, and expose canonical IDs in page markup via JSON-LD and schema.org.
Standardize modular content blocks with versioning and approval metadata. Automate draft generation with LLM assistance, but preserve human-in-the-loop sign-off and a full audit trail of who changed what, when, and why.