Enhancing Health Risk Prediction: The Role of AI in Data Collection and Modeling

The healthcare industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation in risk prediction and patient care management through the integration of artificial intelligence technologies that address the inherent limitations of traditional rule-based predictive systems. This article examines how AI-enhanced approaches revolutionize health data collection and predictive modeling by enabling dynamic integration of diverse data sources, including wearable devices, genomic information, social determinants of health, and real-time patient-reported outcomes. Unlike conventional static models that rely on predetermined algorithms and limited data sources, AI-driven systems employ machine learning and deep learning techniques to continuously adapt and learn from new information, providing personalized risk assessments that reflect individual patient characteristics and evolving health conditions. The article explores the technical capabilities of AI frameworks for multi-source data integration, advanced processing techniques including natural language processing and temporal pattern recognition, and self-learning mechanisms that enable continuous model refinement based on clinical outcomes and feedback. Through detailed examination of implementation examples in cardiovascular risk prediction, diabetes management, and mental health assessment, the article demonstrates how AI applications consistently outperform traditional methods in accuracy, early detection capabilities, and personalized intervention recommendations. Despite significant challenges, including data privacy concerns, algorithmic transparency requirements, regulatory compliance issues, and organizational implementation barriers, the article indicates that AI technologies enable healthcare providers to transition from reactive treatment approaches to proactive, preventive care models that improve patient outcomes while optimizing resource utilization. The article suggests that the successful integration of AI-driven predictive modeling into clinical practice represents a paradigm shift toward precision medicine and population health management strategies that prioritize individualized, evidence-based care delivery through comprehensive, real-time risk assessment capabilities that fundamentally redefine the future of healthcare delivery systems.

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Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
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2025-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.52783/jisem.v10i59s.13017
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Enhancing Health Risk Prediction: The Role of AI in Data Collection and Modeling

Balasubramanian Rengasamy
Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Enhancing Health Risk Prediction: The Role of AI in Data Collection and Modeling

Balasubramanian Rengasamy
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Abstract

The healthcare industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation in risk prediction and patient care management through the integration of artificial intelligence technologies that address the inherent limitations of traditional rule-based predictive systems. This article examines how AI-enhanced approaches revolutionize health data collection and predictive modeling by enabling dynamic integration of diverse data sources, including wearable devices, genomic information, social determinants of health, and real-time patient-reported outcomes. Unlike conventional static models that rely on predetermined algorithms and limited data sources, AI-driven systems employ machine learning and deep learning techniques to continuously adapt and learn from new information, providing personalized risk assessments that reflect individual patient characteristics and evolving health conditions. The article explores the technical capabilities of AI frameworks for multi-source data integration, advanced processing techniques including natural language processing and temporal pattern recognition, and self-learning mechanisms that enable continuous model refinement based on clinical outcomes and feedback. Through detailed examination of implementation examples in cardiovascular risk prediction, diabetes management, and mental health assessment, the article demonstrates how AI applications consistently outperform traditional methods in accuracy, early detection capabilities, and personalized intervention recommendations. Despite significant challenges, including data privacy concerns, algorithmic transparency requirements, regulatory compliance issues, and organizational implementation barriers, the article indicates that AI technologies enable healthcare providers to transition from reactive treatment approaches to proactive, preventive care models that improve patient outcomes while optimizing resource utilization. The article suggests that the successful integration of AI-driven predictive modeling into clinical practice represents a paradigm shift toward precision medicine and population health management strategies that prioritize individualized, evidence-based care delivery through comprehensive, real-time risk assessment capabilities that fundamentally redefine the future of healthcare delivery systems.

Journal of Information Systems Engineering & ManagementVol. 10(59s)
Humana (United States) (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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