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No. 1414Problem statementHealth and wellbeing

AI-Based Predictive Personnel Stress and Welfare Monitoring System for Uniformed Forces

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Develop uniformed-services welfare support using organisational workload/deployment/leave indicators and optional secure self-reports; biometric/wellness inputs must be voluntary and authorised. Use AI to identify possible stress/burnout trends and suggest counselling or workload support to permitted welfare staff. Include HRMS integration, role controls, anonymisation, secure records and transparent, nonstigmatising risk handling. The source explicitly excludes disciplinary use; psychological states are not established by organisational patterns and model errors require attention.

No. 697Problem statementHealth and wellbeing

AI based Airway assessment tool in Pre anaesthesia check-up

Develop and clinically validate an AI-assisted difficult-airway assessment tool for pre-anaesthesia checks. The source proposes a Difficult Airway Score using three patient-face photographs and established assessments including Mallampati, sternomental distance, thyromental distance and the upper-lip-bite test. Intended uses include reducing observer variation, remote telemedicine referral and retaining the result in the electronic health record. Diagnostic validity is a development requirement, not an established result.

No. 808Problem statementHealth and wellbeing

Intelligent AYUSH Health Systems

AI-based platforms for disease trend detection, public health risk forecasting, and personalised treatment and lifestyle recommendations using large-scale historical data.

No. 1084Problem statementHealth and wellbeing

Queuing models in OPDs/ availability of beds/ admission of patients. A hospital based solution is ideal which can be integrated with city wide module

Develop a hospital-level system covering outpatient queues, bed availability and admissions that can connect to a city-wide module. The source also identifies medicine and consumable dispensing and inventory management as areas needing support. It notes that NIC has already developed some modules but that their Delhi implementation had not begun at the time of the statement.