Optimizing Hospital Resource Management with IoT and Machine Learning: A Case Study in Predictive Maintenance

In particular in critical care settings, effective hospital resource management is essential to guarantee continuous healthcare services. An IoT and machine learning (ML)-driven framework for predictive maintenance in hospital infrastructures is presented in this work. Real-time data on operational parameters is gathered and examined by means of IoT sensors installed on medical equipment and building tools. To foresee equipment breakdown before occurrence, a Random Forest-based predictive maintenance model was put in use. Our case study done in a tertiary care hospital showed a 20% increase in maintenance cost efficiency and a 27% decrease in unanticipated equipment downtime. The results highlight how well smart predictive systems might improve operational resilience, lower costs, and guarantee patient safety.

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Journal of Neonatal Surgery
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2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.63682/jns.v14i24s.5910
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Big Data and Business Intelligence
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Optimizing Hospital Resource Management with IoT and Machine Learning: A Case Study in Predictive Maintenance

Bathula Prasanna Kumar, Y. Rama Devi, M. Reddy, G N R Prasad et al.
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Optimizing Hospital Resource Management with IoT and Machine Learning: A Case Study in Predictive Maintenance

Bathula Prasanna Kumar, Y. Rama Devi, M. Reddy, G N R Prasad, Buraimoh Glory
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In particular in critical care settings, effective hospital resource management is essential to guarantee continuous healthcare services. An IoT and machine learning (ML)-driven framework for predictive maintenance in hospital infrastructures is presented in this work. Real-time data on operational parameters is gathered and examined by means of IoT sensors installed on medical equipment and building tools. To foresee equipment breakdown before occurrence, a Random Forest-based predictive maintenance model was put in use. Our case study done in a tertiary care hospital showed a 20% increase in maintenance cost efficiency and a 27% decrease in unanticipated equipment downtime. The results highlight how well smart predictive systems might improve operational resilience, lower costs, and guarantee patient safety.

Journal of Neonatal SurgeryVol. 14(24S)
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Big Data and Business Intelligence
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