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https://github.com/14richa/patient-readmission-analysis

This project focuses on predictive modeling to foresee hospital readmissions of diabetic patients within 30 days post-discharge. By leveraging a dataset spanning a decade (1999-2008) and covering records from 130 US hospitals, the aim is to enhance healthcare management and patient outcomes.
https://github.com/14richa/patient-readmission-analysis

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This project focuses on predictive modeling to foresee hospital readmissions of diabetic patients within 30 days post-discharge. By leveraging a dataset spanning a decade (1999-2008) and covering records from 130 US hospitals, the aim is to enhance healthcare management and patient outcomes.

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# Predictive Modeling for Hospital Readmission

## Overview
This project focuses on predictive modeling to foresee hospital readmissions of diabetic patients within 30 days post-discharge. By leveraging a dataset spanning a decade (1999-2008) and covering records from 130 US hospitals, the aim is to enhance healthcare management and patient outcomes.

## Data Sources
- The dataset spans a decade (1999-2008) and includes records from 130 US hospitals, focusing on diabetic patients.
- You can access the dataset via the following link: [Diabetes 130-US hospitals for years 1999-2008](https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/296/diabetes+130-us+hospitals+for+years+1999-2008)

## Project Structure
- `diabetic_data.csv`: Contains the dataset used in the analysis.
- `Readmission_Predictions.ipynb`: Includes Jupyter notebook used for exploratory data analysis, data cleaning, and modeling.
- `requirements.txt`: Lists the Python packages and their versions required for this project.
- `Final_Report.pdf`: Contains the final report summarizing the analysis, findings, and conclusions.

## Python Version
This project was developed using `Python 3.9`.

## Setting Up the Development Environment

#### Create a virtual environment

`python3 -m venv env`

#### Activate environment

`source env/bin/activate`

#### Install dependencies

`pip install -r requirements.txt`