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D. K. Singh, K. K. Bharti, B. Shahi, A. Larhgotra, Artificial intelligence for predictive healthcare: real-time insight generation from diverse patient data, Journal of Information and Communications Technology: Algorithms, Systems and Applications, 2025, 1(1), 25302, doi: https://doi.org/10.64189/ict.25302.

Abstract

The research studies an AI-based system that distributes instantaneous predictive medical information between various healthcare platforms used for disease analysis and risk evaluation and anomaly detection. Supervision from intuitive machine learning enables this system to assess enormous medical datasets in order to deliver current accurate data needed by physicians for clinical treatment choices. The system attains strong performance criteria during reporting to display readiness for clinical implementation throughout various healthcare environments. Medical workflows resist full AI integration due to three fundamental challenges which combine data heterogeneity with model scalability limitations and ethical problems. Technology systems establish data privacy protection by using privacy-preserving methods involving differential privacy and federated learning. A new focus in artificial intelligence research develops XAI methods to build understandable systems that enhance user trust and system usability. Evolutionary medical information demands a real-time system with adaptive learning capabilities by implementing cloudbased computing alongside edge capabilities which should also unite multiple data formats in system enhancements. The system demonstrates potential to transform personalized healthcare through expanded applications by addressing existing barriers to improve both patient care and healthcare operational effectiveness in diverse healthcare settings.

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Personalized healthcare through expanded applications by addressing existing barriers to improve both patient care and healthcare operational effectiveness in diverse healthcare settings.