Precision Health: Maximizing Well-being with IAHN Integration

Precision health is emerging as a significant trend in healthcare, emphasizing the customization of medical care and interventions to align with the unique characteristics of each patient, ultimately maximizing health outcomes and well-being. Traditional approaches to personalized care are often time-consuming and lack the necessary focus on individual patient needs, leading to inadequate monitoring of disease progression and insufficient patient engagement. To address these challenges, the proposed approach employs an Improved Adaptive Health Navigator (IAHN) that continuously monitors each patient and formulates eco-friendly medications tailored to their specific symptoms. This innovative process incorporates various factors such as lifestyle choices, genomic data, family history, and other relevant parameters to inform precision medicine recommendations. The resulting precision medicine approach is designed to enhance recovery speed and improve patient outcomes. By adopting a proactive strategy, this model facilitates early detection of health issues, reduces the incidence of illnesses, enhances quality of life, and optimizes resource allocation. The IAHN plays a crucial role in the ongoing development of personalized medicine by ensuring continuous health monitoring, empowering healthcare providers, and enabling diagnostic tools to make informed decisions for disease prevention.

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2024-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icacrs62842.2024.10841793
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Precision health is emerging as a significant trend in healthcare, emphasizing the customization of medical care and interventions to align with the unique characteristics of each patient, ultimately maximizing health outcomes and well-being. Traditional approaches to personalized care are often time-consuming and lack the necessary focus on individual patient needs, leading to inadequate monitoring of disease progression and insufficient patient engagement. To address these challenges, the proposed approach employs an Improved Adaptive Health Navigator (IAHN) that continuously monitors each patient and formulates eco-friendly medications tailored to their specific symptoms. This innovative process incorporates various factors such as lifestyle choices, genomic data, family history, and other relevant parameters to inform precision medicine recommendations. The resulting precision medicine approach is designed to enhance recovery speed and improve patient outcomes. By adopting a proactive strategy, this model facilitates early detection of health issues, reduces the incidence of illnesses, enhances quality of life, and optimizes resource allocation. The IAHN plays a crucial role in the ongoing development of personalized medicine by ensuring continuous health monitoring, empowering healthcare providers, and enabling diagnostic tools to make informed decisions for disease prevention.

Andhra University (IN), Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati (IN), Assam Down Town University (IN), Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation (IN)
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