Optimizing Healthcare Operations With Big Data and AI

To improve patient care and operational effectiveness, this study investigates the implementation of big data along with artificial intelligence (AI) into medical operations. Utilizing a deductive technique and an interpretive approach, this study collects secondary data from reliable sources using a descriptive design. While AI applications concentrate on clinical decision support, tailored treatment strategies, and predictive analytics, Big Data integration includes health records, medical imaging, genome-wide data, and patient-generated information. Private data, interconnection, biases in AI systems, and resource limitations are some of the difficulties. Transparency, justice, and patient autonomy are all important ethical considerations. Strong data security protocols, continuous attempts to mitigate prejudice, interdisciplinary training, and open governance frameworks are among the suggestions offered. Future research should focus on interoperability standards