European Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology (EJCSIT)

Precision Population Health: Forecasting Pipelines for Healthcare Utilization

Abstract

Healthcare systems worldwide grapple with the complex challenge of predicting and managing population-level utilization patterns, where traditional reactive techniques frequently result in service gaps, inefficient resource allocation, and suboptimal patient outcomes. The dynamic interplay of enrollment fluctuations, demographic shifts, and evolving disease patterns demands sophisticated forecasting capabilities that transcend conventional management strategies. This article introduces a comprehensive forecasting engine designed to revolutionize healthcare resource planning through predictive analytics that integrates enrollment databases, claims repositories, and demographic datasets. The system employs advanced machine learning algorithms, including ensemble methods and neural networks, to capture complex utilization patterns and predict member churn with high accuracy. By combining time series evaluation with artificial intelligence techniques, the forecasting pipeline enables healthcare organizations to transition from reactive to proactive management paradigms. The implementation demonstrates substantial improvements in operational efficiency, budget allocation accuracy, and member retention rates across multiple healthcare settings. This technological advancement represents a fundamental shift in healthcare management philosophy, offering data-driven solutions to address the substantial waste plaguing modern healthcare delivery while simultaneously enhancing patient satisfaction and organizational sustainability. The forecasting engine’s ability to provide granular predictions by service type and geographic region empowers healthcare leaders to make informed decisions that optimize resource allocation and improve population health outcomes.

Keywords: healthcare utilization forecasting, machine learning algorithms, member churn prediction, population health management, predictive analytics

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Print ISSN: 2054-0957
Online ISSN: 2054-0965
DOI: https://doi.org/10.37745/ejcsit.2013

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