Using Ai Based Patient Disease Detection and Notification System

Authors

  • Naga Srinivasulu Gaddapuri

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22178/acta.23.4.4

Keywords:

Artificial intelligence, disease detection, healthcare technology, clinical decision support, machine learning, medical diagnosis, patient notification, diagnostic accuracy, telemedicine

Abstract

Healthcare systems worldwide face mounting pressure from increasing patient volumes, limited medical expertise, and the need for early disease detection to improve treatment outcomes. This research presents the development and evaluation of an AI-based patient disease detection and notification system designed to enhance diagnostic accuracy, reduce detection time, and facilitate timely medical intervention. The proposed system integrates machine learning algorithms for disease classification, deep learning models for medical image analysis, natural language processing for symptom assessment, and automated notification mechanisms for patient-provider communication. Through implementation across three healthcare facilities—a primary care clinic, a diagnostic center, and a regional hospital—serving approximately 12,000 patients, the system demonstrated significant improvements over traditional diagnostic workflows. Results show 92% accuracy in disease classification across multiple conditions, 67% reduction in average diagnosis time, 78% improvement in early disease detection rates, and 84% patient satisfaction with the notification system. The research contributes both a comprehensive AI framework for clinical decision support and empirical evidence demonstrating practical feasibility in real healthcare settings. Findings indicate that AI-based diagnostic assistance represents a valuable tool for augmenting healthcare provider capabilities, particularly in resource-constrained environments where specialist access is limited.

Published

2022-08-29

How to Cite

Naga Srinivasulu Gaddapuri. (2022). Using Ai Based Patient Disease Detection and Notification System. Acta Scientiae, 23(4), 35–50. https://doi.org/10.22178/acta.23.4.4

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Articles