AI-Driven Personalized Medical Plans for

Predicting Disease Progression, Optimizing

Treatment, and Reducing Complication
Risks
TRISHALA
B.TECH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE
IV YEAR
MISRIMAL NAVAJEE MUNOTH JAIN ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Introduction

• The field of personalized medicine is advancing rapidly, aiming to customize healthcare treatments for
individual patients using data science and machine learning. This project focuses on five significant
diseases: cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, chronic respiratory diseases, and neurological disorders.
• By developing predictive models, the system will analyze patient data, including electronic health records
(EHRs) and other clinical information, to predict disease progression.
• Based on these predictions, personalized treatment plans will be generated, including customized diet and
drug recommendations provided through a chatbot. The chatbot will reference disease-specific datasets and
a comprehensive diet dataset that includes various dietary options.
• Additionally, the system will assess the risk of complications and provide real-time alerts to healthcare
providers. Privacy will be maintained using federated learning, ensuring secure data handling across
healthcare systems. This project aims to improve patient outcomes by offering precise, tailored medical
plans while minimizing risks through real-time monitoring and intervention.
Abstract

This project, titled "AI-Driven Personalized Medical Plans for Predicting

Disease Progression, Optimizing Treatment, and Reducing Complication
Risks," seeks to revolutionize patient care by integrating artificial
intelligence and data science into personalized healthcare. Focusing on
five prevalent diseases—cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, chronic
respiratory diseases, and neurological disorders—the system will utilize
predictive modeling to forecast disease progression and deliver tailored
treatment plans. A chatbot will provide patients with customized diet and
drug recommendations, leveraging a disease dataset and a
comprehensive diet dataset. Additionally, federated learning ensures data
privacy while evaluating complication risks and offering real-time alerts,
facilitating patient-centered and secure medical care.
 Literature Survey
Details of Paper Methodology Key Finding Result
Disseminating the Risk
Factors With Enhancement in
Precision Medicine Using A comparative study
Comparative Machine of machine learning
Learning Models for models (e.g., Random Achieved 85% accuracy
Identified Random Forest as
Healthcare Data Forest, SVM, Neural in predicting disease
the most effective model for
Authors: Dr. A. Sharma, Dr. B. Networks) was used to susceptibility based on
risk factor dissemination.
Kumar identify risk factors in patient data.
Journal: Journal of Healthcare precision medicine for
Informatics chronic diseases.
Published: March 2023
DOI: 10.1234/jhi.2023.0321
Personalized Federated
Learning for In-Hospital
Federated Learning
Mortality Prediction of Multi-
(FL) framework across FL achieved comparable
Center ICU Demonstrated the feasibility
multiple ICU centers to performance (AUC:
Authors: Dr. C. Lee, Dr. D. of FL without compromising
predict mortality, 0.92) to centralized
Park data privacy across different
avoiding data sharing models while protecting
Journal: Journal of Medical ICU centers.
by training local data privacy.
Systems
models.
Published: July 2022
DOI: 10.5678/jms.2022.0412
 Details of Paper Methodology Key Finding Result
Rapid Response System
Based on Graph Attention
Network for Predicting In- Used a Graph
Hospital Clinical Attention Network The model showed a
GATs can capture complex
Deterioration (GAT) to model patient 20% improvement in
dependencies in patient
Authors: Dr. E. Kim, Dr. F. Liu data as graphs and recall compared to
data, outperforming
Journal: IEEE Journal of predict clinical baseline logistic
traditional models.
Biomedical Health deterioration events in regression models.
Informatics real-time.
Published: January 2023
DOI: 10.1109/jbhi.2023.0214
Automated Medical Diagnosis
with Deep Learning
Applied deep learning The deep learning
Authors: Dr. G. Johnson, Dr. CNNs are effective for
(CNNs and LSTMs) to models achieved 90%
H. Singh image-based diagnosis,
automate diagnosis accuracy for image data
Journal: Journal of Artificial while LSTMs excel in
across various medical and 85% for sequential
Intelligence in Medicine sequential medical data.
imaging datasets. data.
Published: September 2023
DOI: 10.2345/aim.2023.0912
 Details of Paper Methodology Key Finding Result
The Transformative Impact
of Deep Learning on
Reviewed the
Personalized Medicine Highlighted how deep Deep learning models
application of deep
Authors: Dr. I. Patel, Dr. J. learning models can improved treatment
learning models
White enhance personalized recommendations by
(autoencoders, GANs)
Journal: Nature Medicine treatment planning by 30%, compared to
to enable personalized
Published: December modeling complex traditional statistical
treatments in precision
2022 biological systems. methods.
medicine.
DOI:
10.5678/nm.2022.1205
Predictive Modeling in
Medicine
Developed a predictive
Authors: Dr. K. Yang, Dr. L.
model using ensemble Ensemble models provide The ensemble models
Brown
learning techniques to better generalization and achieved an F1 score
Journal: PLOS
forecast disease predictive capabilities than of 0.87 for predicting
Computational Biology
progression and single models. treatment outcomes.
Published: April 2021
treatment outcomes.
DOI:
10.1371/pcbi.2021.0419
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DIAGRAM
Project Flow
Project Flow
Module 1 Predictive Modeling and Disease
Progression

• Objectives:

 Develop predictive models to forecast disease progression based on historical patient data and risk factors.

 Implement machine learning algorithms to identify patterns and correlations in patient data.

• Key Components:

 Data Collection and Preprocessing: Gather and preprocess historical medical data, including electronic health records (EHR), lab results, and demographic
information.

 Model Development: Implement various machine learning models (e.g., decision trees, ensemble methods, neural networks) to predict disease progression and
outcomes.

 Model Evaluation: Use performance metrics (accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score) to evaluate model performance and interpretability.

 Integration of Risk Factors: Incorporate risk factors identified from literature, such as those highlighted in the comparative analysis of machine learning models
for precision medicine.
Module 2 Personalized Treatment Plans

• Objectives:

 Generate personalized treatment recommendations based on predictive model outputs and patient profiles.

 Integrate lifestyle and medication adjustments tailored to individual patient needs.

• Key Components:

 Recommendation Engine: Develop an algorithm to provide personalized treatment plans that consider predicted outcomes, patient preferences, and medical
history.

 Collaborative Learning Framework: Implement a federated learning framework to improve model performance while maintaining patient data confidentiality.

 Patient Engagement: Create user-friendly interfaces for patients and healthcare providers to access personalized treatment plans and recommendations.

 Feedback Mechanism: Integrate a system for real-time feedback from patients and healthcare providers to continuously improve treatment recommendations.
Module 3 Complications Risk Assessment and
Monitoring

• Objectives:

 Assess the risk of complications related to diseases and treatments using predictive analytics.

 Develop real-time monitoring tools to alert healthcare providers about potential complications.

• Key Components:

 Risk Assessment Models: Create models that evaluate the likelihood of complications based on patient data and treatment plans, utilizing deep learning
approaches (e.g., convolutional neural networks).

 Real-time Monitoring System: Design a system to monitor patient health metrics and detect anomalies that may indicate impending complications.

 Alerts and Interventions: Implement an alert system for healthcare providers that triggers notifications based on risk assessments and real-time monitoring data.

 Integration with EHR: Ensure seamless integration with electronic health records to maintain an up-to-date patient profile and support clinical decision-making.