This paper investigates the development of novel monitoring systems that leverage data science and artificial intelligence for improved agility in healthcare decision-making. By addressing integration challenges in current monitoring systems, which often struggle with handling large volumes of structured and unstructured data, the proposed approach demonstrates enhanced predictive accuracy and responsiveness. Through integrating sensor readings, historical performance data, and user interaction logs, the system achieves notable gains in anomaly detection and reduced response times, ultimately improving patient outcomes and resource use. The results underscore the potential for transforming monitoring strategies into more proactive approaches to patient care and workflow management. Additionally, these findings hold promise for broader industry applications, suggesting that similar methods could foster better data utilization and decision-making in other contexts. Overall, this research contributes to the evolving discourse on healthcare technology while offering a framework for implementing data-driven methodologies to address the complexity of modern healthcare workflows.

Leveraging Data Science and Artificial Intelligence for Enhanced Monitoring Systems

Arena, Fabio
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Collotta, Mario;Pau, Giovanni;Ricciardello, Angela;Ruggieri, Marianna;Salerno, Valerio Mario;Scuro, Carmelo
2025-01-01

Abstract

This paper investigates the development of novel monitoring systems that leverage data science and artificial intelligence for improved agility in healthcare decision-making. By addressing integration challenges in current monitoring systems, which often struggle with handling large volumes of structured and unstructured data, the proposed approach demonstrates enhanced predictive accuracy and responsiveness. Through integrating sensor readings, historical performance data, and user interaction logs, the system achieves notable gains in anomaly detection and reduced response times, ultimately improving patient outcomes and resource use. The results underscore the potential for transforming monitoring strategies into more proactive approaches to patient care and workflow management. Additionally, these findings hold promise for broader industry applications, suggesting that similar methods could foster better data utilization and decision-making in other contexts. Overall, this research contributes to the evolving discourse on healthcare technology while offering a framework for implementing data-driven methodologies to address the complexity of modern healthcare workflows.
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