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healthcare utilisation outcomes with artificial intelligence: a large

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Future research should broaden predicted outcomes to include process-and logistics-oriented events, extend applications beyond prediction—such as cohort selection and matching— and explore underused AI methods, including distance-based algorithms and deep neural networks.

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