Abstract

From a Licensed Medical Practitioner’s (LMP) perspective, e-Healthcare Risk Prediction plays a vital role in Health Big Data. This also is a hot issue in e-healthcare because of the lack of security and privacy protections. To overcome this deficiency, this research article proposes heterogeneous network systems (HNS), an efficient and privacy-preserving e-Healthcare Risk Prediction method for e-healthcare. In comparison to the existing research contribution, the proposed HNS accomplish two steps of disease risk prediction, namely Analysis of HNS, and Heterogeneous Network (HetNet) concerning the LMP for analyzing the in-hospital involvement care by collecting and explaining the “Health Big Data” as per the view of the LMP. This will help to access the services from the hospital. In the LMP-Centric Heterogeneous Network Powered Efficient e-Healthcare Risk Prediction phase, the “Polygenic Score” is calculated for risk prediction for health big data. Through the characteristics of “non-predictive applications” and “Predictive applications,” procedural aspects are analyzed with the LMP-Centric HetNet against the Efficient e-Healthcare Risk Prediction. This will be applied to the Medical extensive data integration and clustering for handling Health Big Data. Finally, the LMP-Centric HetNet Powered Efficient e-Healthcare Risk Prediction for Health Big Data treats the LMP perspective efficiently. The proposed system increased prediction accuracy to 45.9%, and the monogenic score increased from 3% to 19%. The density accuracy range is increased from 13.9% to 39%. The increased execution time is improved from 29.95% to 36.05%. This comprehensive prediction analysis accuracy range is 73.98% efficient.

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