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Introduction: Tackling a Costly Healthcare Challenge Hospital readmissions remain one of the most persistent challenges in healthcare systems worldwide. Patients returning to the hospital shortly after discharge not only increase

Introduction: A Growing Digital Risk in Healthcare Healthcare is undergoing rapid digital transformation, with electronic health records, connected medical devices, and AI-driven systems becoming standard across hospitals and clinics. While

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