Machine Learning in Healthcare

advanced data-driven approaches to address complex healthcare challenges,fromdiagnosticstotreatmentplanning andbeyond.Despitethediverseandinterconnected nature of this ecosystem, healthcare practices remain governed by regulatory frameworks and ethical standards specific to individual countries and regions.This alignment is achievable because healthcare data-whether represented as electronic health records(EHRs),diagnosticimaging,genomicdata, orwearabledeviceoutputs-canbesystematically linked to individuals or institutions that generate, manage,orprocessthem.Suchtraceabilityensures that machine learning applications adhere to compliance requirements and ethical principles.The integration of ML in healthcare has opened avenues for innovation in disease prediction, patient monitoring, treatment personalization, and operational efficiencies.These advancements rely on the accountability, security, and reliability of data management systems, which enable ML models to process vast and sensitive datasets effectively while maintaining trust in the ecosystem.AsMLcontinuestoreshapehealthcare,itnotonly enhances medical outcomes but also underscores the importance of robust frameworks for data integrity, privacy, and ethical use in realizing its full potential

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Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.22161/ijaems.ncitsa.2025.55
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Machine Learning in Healthcare

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Machine Learning in Healthcare

S.C. Jain, Rama Bhardwaj, Sejal Pokharna
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Abstract

advanced data-driven approaches to address complex healthcare challenges,fromdiagnosticstotreatmentplanning andbeyond.Despitethediverseandinterconnected nature of this ecosystem, healthcare practices remain governed by regulatory frameworks and ethical standards specific to individual countries and regions.This alignment is achievable because healthcare data-whether represented as electronic health records(EHRs),diagnosticimaging,genomicdata, orwearabledeviceoutputs-canbesystematically linked to individuals or institutions that generate, manage,orprocessthem.Suchtraceabilityensures that machine learning applications adhere to compliance requirements and ethical principles.The integration of ML in healthcare has opened avenues for innovation in disease prediction, patient monitoring, treatment personalization, and operational efficiencies.These advancements rely on the accountability, security, and reliability of data management systems, which enable ML models to process vast and sensitive datasets effectively while maintaining trust in the ecosystem.AsMLcontinuestoreshapehealthcare,itnotonly enhances medical outcomes but also underscores the importance of robust frameworks for data integrity, privacy, and ethical use in realizing its full potential

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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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