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Employing AI-driven predictive analytics to enhance patient outcomes and streamline healthcare processes
1LA Care Health Plan, Los Angeles, CA, United States.
Abstract:
Artificial intelligence (AI) can advance healthcare analytics by generating predictive insights that extend beyond traditional retrospective reporting. This study examines how machine learning models applied to clinical, operational, and contextual data may identify patient risk factors, forecast disease progression, and support timely interventions. Rather than claiming definitive clinical impact, the manuscript presents an implementation-oriented framework showing how predictive models can inform readmission risk stratification, resource planning, and care quality improvement when supported by rigorous validation, explainability, ethical governance, and transparent data practices. Case-based discussion and a reproducible analytic workflow illustrate how AI-driven predictive analytics may be translated into decision support across healthcare settings.
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