International Journal of Science, Engineering and TechnologyAuthors: Tanish Aggarwal, Sunil.K.Singh, Tamanna Aggarwal, Amit Chhabra, Jagmohan Aggarwal
Abstract: Patient demographics, including gender and age, play an important role in determining access to health services and options. This study examines these demographic differences across health care systems, revealing significant differences in patient engagement and service use. With the rise of machine learning, the optimization of telemedicine has emerged as a promising strategy to improve patient care. This paper explores the use of advanced machine learning algorithms to improve telemedicine by enhancing predictive capabilities and patient engagement.Patientbehaviorandneedpatternscanbeidentified through predictive analytics, leading to optimized schedulingand resource allocation, increasing telemedicine utilization In-corporating machine learning into telemedicine processes does not seem to provide not only improves patient communicationbut also provides higher quality healthcare -emphasizes memory efficiency . By exploring these innovations, the study highlights the trans-formative potential of machine learning intele medicine, paving the way for future advancementsindigitalhealth through increasedaccessibility,predictiveanalytics,automatedreminders anddata-driveninsights,ultimatelycontributingtobetterpatient outcomes.
