Ai-Augmented Healthcare Systems: Exploring The Potential Of Ai To Transform Healthcare Delivery And Improve Patient Outcomes

Hospital readmissions place a significant burden on healthcare systems, contributing to increased costs and adverse patient outcomes [1]. This study proposes an AI-driven predictive framework designed to identify patients at high risk of 30-day hospital readmission, utilizing electronic health records, demographic data, and laboratory results. The framework integrates a gradient boosting machine learning model with explainability techniques to enhance clinical trust and adoption. We evaluated the model on a retrospective dataset of 12,500 patient records from a tertiary hospital. Results demonstrated an AUC of 0.86, outperforming traditional logistic regression models (AUC 0.71) [2], and achieving a 23% reduction in false positives. Simulated cost-benefit analysis suggests potential annual savings of $1.2 million for mid-sized hospitals through targeted interventions. These findings indicate that AI-augmented systems can significantly improve early detection of readmission risks, optimizing resource allocation and enhancing patient outcomes while addressing ethical and operational considerations [3].

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Frontiers in Health Informatics
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2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.63682/fhi2696
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Machine Learning in Healthcare
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Ai-Augmented Healthcare Systems: Exploring The Potential Of Ai To Transform Healthcare Delivery And Improve Patient Outcomes

Sharmin Sultana Akhi, Md. Rafiqul Islam, Atkeya Anika, Shomya Shad Mim
Frontiers in Health Informatics
Machine Learning in Healthcare
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Ai-Augmented Healthcare Systems: Exploring The Potential Of Ai To Transform Healthcare Delivery And Improve Patient Outcomes

Sharmin Sultana Akhi, Md. Rafiqul Islam, Atkeya Anika, Shomya Shad Mim
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Abstract

Hospital readmissions place a significant burden on healthcare systems, contributing to increased costs and adverse patient outcomes [1]. This study proposes an AI-driven predictive framework designed to identify patients at high risk of 30-day hospital readmission, utilizing electronic health records, demographic data, and laboratory results. The framework integrates a gradient boosting machine learning model with explainability techniques to enhance clinical trust and adoption. We evaluated the model on a retrospective dataset of 12,500 patient records from a tertiary hospital. Results demonstrated an AUC of 0.86, outperforming traditional logistic regression models (AUC 0.71) [2], and achieving a 23% reduction in false positives. Simulated cost-benefit analysis suggests potential annual savings of $1.2 million for mid-sized hospitals through targeted interventions. These findings indicate that AI-augmented systems can significantly improve early detection of readmission risks, optimizing resource allocation and enhancing patient outcomes while addressing ethical and operational considerations [3].

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