Aug 2026· Aposta: Revista de Ciencias Sociales· Vol 24, pp. e1634· 0 citations
TL;DR
A new model of the Agentic edge intelligence-based proactive sepsis detection that always connects autonomous edge agents with real-time streams is presented, which is seen that machine learning models are used to identify the early warning signs of sepsis.
Abstract
Sepsis continues to be a leading cause of mortality in healthcare systems the world over. Early diagnosis is very essential since the later the diagnosis is made the more the chances of organ failure and death. The conventional monitoring systems are based on centralised data processing and retrospective analysis. Such methods do not present alerts in time. The paper presents a new model of the Agentic edge intelligence-based proactive sepsis detection. It always connects autonomous edge agents with real-time streams. These agents process patient data on the local level and cooperate with central systems when needed. The framework enhances the latency, improves the privacy of data, and promotes continuous monitoring. It is seen that machine learning models are used to identify the early warning signs of sepsis. The system is dynamically adjusted to patient specific patterns. Experimental analysis has shown better detection accuracy and less response time as opposed to the traditional systems. The suggested architecture is a resilient and scalable solution to the contemporary healthcare setting.
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