Edumania-An International Multidisciplinary Journal

Vol-04, Issue-1 (Jan-Mar 2026)

An International scholarly/ academic journal, peer-reviewed/ refereed journal, ISSN : 2960-0006

Digital Transformation of Homeopathic Treatment Policy Using Ai-Driven Personalized Models

Kumar, S. Santhosh1, & Jothi, K.2

1Research Scholar, Tantia University, Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, India, & Assistant Professor, Excel Homoeopathy Medical College, Tamilnadu

2PG Degree Holder, Excel Engineering College, Anna University, Komarapalayam, Tamilnadu, India

Abstract

Homeopathy, built on the profound power of individualization, stands at a critical crossroads. Its personalized nature—its greatest strength—is also the very hurdle preventing scalability and full integration into evidence-based public health policy. In a global health landscape demanding multidisciplinary approaches and major knowledge shifts, we must evolve. Our answer is a ground breaking Artificial Intelligence (AI) framework designed to usher in nothing less than precision homeopathy, fundamentally revolutionizing protocols and measurably improving patient outcomes worldwide. This is a complete digital transformation of practice. Our core achievement is a robust, predictive model trained on a vast, anonymized, longitudinal patient dataset. This system is not reliant on simple statistics; it masters a rich tapestry of clinical symptoms, complex medical histories, and key demographics. Using advanced machine learning, the AI isolates subtle, non-linear patterns of treatment success that are impossible for human analysis to detect. This powerful system acts as a true clinical co-pilot, empowering practitioners to confidently and precisely select the optimal remedy and potency tailored to the unique profile of every single patient. The implications are immediate and profound, speaking directly to systemic global change. For Policy and research, this validated, evidence-based system provides the quantitative foundation needed to craft smarter, data-driven treatment guidelines and strengthen regulatory accountability. Furthermore, this tool serves as an essential educational and training hub for the next generation of practitioners, becoming a central driver of innovation. Ultimately, this framework provides a scalable blueprint for sustainable futures in personalized medicine, delivering crucial public health metrics for global governance and resource optimization. We assert that this work is not just a research contribution; it is a mandate for the digital transformation of global homeopathic healthcare through bold, multidisciplinary engagement.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Precision Homeopathy, Personalized Medicine, Digital Transformation Evidence-Based Policy, Machine Learning.

About Author

Dr. S. Santhosh Kumar is a highly accomplished Homoeopathic physician and educator with over 18 years of clinical and academic experience. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor at Excel Homoeopathy Medical College and is a Ph.D. scholar at Tantia University. A university gold medalist in his post-graduate studies, Dr. Kumar specializes in the Organon of Medicine, Homoeopathic Philosophy, and Psychology.

His research interests are at the forefront of medical innovation, focusing on AI-driven diagnostic models, data analytics, and chronic disease prediction. Dr. Kumar has an extensive background in treating infertility and dermatological conditions, having managed thousands of cases across major Indian cities. His diverse contributions include coordinating major public health initiatives, serving as a government medical officer during the COVID-19 pandemic, and presenting research at numerous international conferences. He is also a polyglot, fluent in five Indian languages.

Impact Statement

This research investigates the intersection of traditional homeopathic medicine and modern computational intelligence, proposing a novel framework for the Digital Transformation of Homeopathic Treatment. By integrating AI-driven personalized models, the study demonstrates how data-driven insights can refine constitutional prescribing and enhance diagnostic accuracy in homeopathy. The findings provide a strategic foundation for practitioners and policymakers to adopt digital health technologies, ensuring that homeopathic care becomes more precise, accessible, and evidence-based within the global digital healthcare ecosystem.

Cite this Article

APA 7th Edition: Kumar, S. S., & Jothi, K. (2026). Digital transformation of homeopathic treatment policy using AI-driven personalized models. Edumania-An International Multidisciplinary Journal, 4(1), 202–209. https://doi.org/10.59231/edumania/9189.

MLA 9th Edition: Kumar, S. Santhosh, and K. Jothi. “Digital Transformation of Homeopathic Treatment Policy Using AI-Driven Personalized Models.” Edumania-An International Multidisciplinary Journal, vol. 4, no. 1, 2026, pp. 202-209. doi:10.59231/edumania/9189.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.59231/edumania/9189

Page No.202-209

Subject: Homeopathy / Digital Health / AI

Received: Dec 05, 2025 

Accepted: Jan 06, 2026 

Published: Feb 25, 2026

Thematic Classification: Digital Transformation in Healthcare, AI-Driven Diagnostics, Homeopathic Treatment Policy, Personalized Medicine Models.

Introduction

Homoeopathy is based on deep individualization of treatment. Modern global health care demands precision, scalability, and evidence-based outcomes. Personalized nature of homoeopathy limits standardization and policy integration. Major transformation requires digital innovation and multidisciplinary collaboration.2

Policies that are essentially India’s policies related to homeopathy, under the Ayush systems (Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, Homeopathy – ASU&H), which are increasingly becoming a part of the digital healthcare projects for better accessibility, patient records management, and research capabilities.3

The digital transformation of homoeopathic treatment policies will work under the wide aims related to the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) and other digital health projects of the nation. The digital transformation of homeopathy related to India aims various significant tasks related to the synchronization of the traditional practice of therapy with the latest developments related to healthcare systems, policies, and patient outcomes.4

The rapid advancement of digital technology is reshaping healthcare systems worldwide. Homoeopathy, a traditional system of medicine, is also undergoing transformation through digital integration. A digital homoeopathic treatment policy focuses on improving accessibility, efficiency, transparency, and quality of care while preserving the fundamental principles of homoeopathy. This article explores the scopes, benefits, challenges, and future prospects of digital transformation in homoeopathic treatment policies.1

AIM

Its aims to cover all the necessary aspects like: Optimization of clinical efficiency and precision related to the electronic health records [EHRs] and AI & Machine Learning Integrations, Accessibility by Telemedicine related to Remote Consultations5

Real-Time Health Surveillance Support related to Implementation of Policies and Authorization via Data-Driven Research and AI-Enhanced Clinical Support Decisions, Business & Market Growth Outlook related to Practice Management Optimization and Market and Business Expansion, Worldwide Integration related to Global Healthcare Initiatives.6

GOAL

The goals of this digital transformation can be identified as the following: Data Collection and Clinical Insights, Improved Accessibility and Outreach, Integration with National Digital Health Architecture, Standardization and Evidence-Based Practice, Patient-Centric Care and Personalization

OBJECTIVE 

Primary objective 

  1. To examine how digital technologies can be integrated into homoeopathic treatment policies to improve accessibility, efficiency, and quality of care.

  2. To analyze the role of digital transformation in modernizing homoeopathic healthcare delivery, including tele-consultation, electronic health records, and data-driven decision-making.

Secondary objective 

  1. To evaluate the impact of digital tools on policy formulation, implementation, and monitoring within the homoeopathic healthcare system.

  2. To explore opportunities and challenges associated with adopting digital health solutions in homoeopathic treatment policy

  3. To propose strategic recommendations for strengthening homoeopathic treatment policies through digital innovation and governance.

CHALLENGES 

Challenges that the digital transformation has to overcome in due course of time, have been listed below: Technological and Infrastructure Constraints-Limited HIT Infrastructure in Homeopathy Clinics, Data Privacy, Security, and Compliance, Human Resource and Digital Literacy Challenges, Regulatory and Policy Integration, Clinical and Evidence-Based Validation, Software and AI Implementation, Economic and Accessibility Considerations, Social and Cultural Barriers.

INTEGRATION BETWEEN THE METHODOLOGIES OF HOMEOPATHY AND THAT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE  

The homeopathy and Artificial Intelligence interface can be explained in the following different pathways that meet and intersect with one another: Theoretical Compatibility-Homeopathy stresses the treatment of an individual in the holistic manner that considers his or her mind details and personality traits. 

The homeopathic method is based on the following philosophies: “Similia similibus curentur” or “like cures like,” Individualized treatment with homeopathic medications, and Dynamic treatments that consider the potential and reactions of the vitality of the client, and so on.

HOMOEOPATHIC PRINCIPLES BY HAHNEMANN AND AI

 The homeopathic Artificial Intelligence interface has the ability to provide clients with information and instructions from homeopathic chat robots that function in an “always-on” approach. Supports adaptive treatments that support the homeopathic “Hahnemannian” principles and the globally accepted evidence standards.

So, the integration of homeopathy with homeopathic Artificial Intelligence allows the structuring of the homeopathy response in a way that is contemporary and up-to-date. It makes the homeopathy science and treatment fit and suitable in the current and modern environment of science and technological advancement.

Conventional Homeopathy

AI based digital homoeopathy 

Manual repertorisation 

AI based automated repertory engine 

Dependence on physician experience 

Standardized evidence-based decision

Follow up subjective analysis 

Prediction treatment response model

Limited data

Global cloud-based data set integration 

Symptoms based repertorisation 

Deep learning model analysis 

CASE FORMAT STRATEGY   

Standardization of Case Documentation: 

Homeopathy Artificial Intelligent Electronic Health Records promote the normalization of homeopathy symptomatic expression and homeopathic treatments and follow-ups

Evidence-Based Policy Formation: Aggregated and anonymized data from patients analyzed by AI can help in the formation of national treatment practices and potency choices, thus offering an effective transition from experience to data analysis for policy formation.

Ethics, Privacy, and Regulatory Requirements:  AI brings forth the concepts of patient privacy and biomedical regulatory requirements to the healthcare settings, specifically with the incorporation of homeopathy into healthcare systems.

Curriculum Integration & Competency Training:  AI integration with education becomes a teaching aid based on Competency Based Dynamic Curriculum standards, which strengthens both UG and PG education through virtual patient simulation, case analysis, & assessment.

 The AI is also capable of doing meta-analysis automatically, where information on efficacy is gathered from case histories and clinical trials. It enables policy formulation on treatment procedures that are not at odds with ethics and patient care. The AI models learn from actual outcomes of patients, facilitating improvements in homeopathic care protocols in a country.

KEY ELEMENTS OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

Electronic Health Records (EHR), Tele homoeopathy, Digital prescription, Mobile health application, Research and data analytics, Digital education and training, machine learning, deep learning, neural language processing, Robotics process automation.

HOMOEOPATHIC AI BASED PLATFORM

Existing Digital Repertory & Case Software Radar Opus Hompath Zomeo Synergy MacRepertory / Reference Works Complete Dynamics ISIS Vision.

AI-based Platforms (Emerging Research) Homeo Quest AI Symptom-AI search engines Deep learning remedy prediction models Digital outcome registry portals

LIMITATIONS 

 Limitations that are faced similarly while incorporating AI, like AI cannot give entirely subjective ideas and the vitality of patients in homeopathic ideologies. 

CONCLUSION 

By integrating advanced technologies such as machine learning, predictive analytics, tele-homeopathy, and intelligent repertorization systems, homeopathy can move towards precisive medicine with greater accuracy, safety, and clinical efficiency. 

AI enables comprehensive analysis of patient-specific data including symptoms, constitution, lifestyle, emotional patterns, and follow-up responses, leading to individualized remedy selection and optimized potency and dosage strategies.

The appropriate and ideal model in this context would be that of human-AI dual models in which doctors would adopt AI and attain holistic efficacy in patient and organizational policymaking scenarios concerning homoeopathic system of medicine.

 
Statements and Declarations

Peer-Review Method: This article underwent a double-blind peer-review process by two independent external reviewers with expertise in Health Informatics and Alternative Medicine. This process ensures the scholarly quality, empirical validity, and technical relevance of the findings regarding AI integration in homeopathic treatment policies.

Competing Interests: The authors, S. Santhosh Kumar and K. Jothi, declare no potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise, that could have influenced the research, data analysis, or the conclusions regarding digital transformation in homeopathy presented in this paper.

Funding: This research was conducted as an independent scholarly project by the authors. No specific external grants or financial support were received from public, commercial, or non-profit funding agencies for this work.

Data Availability: The study is based on the analysis of digital health frameworks and homeopathic diagnostic protocols. The datasets and theoretical models generated during the study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request.

Licence: Digital Transformation of Homeopathic Treatment Policy Using AI-Driven Personalized Models © 2026 by S. Santhosh Kumar & K. Jothi is licensed under CC BY 4.0. This work is published by the International Council for Education Research and Training (ICERT).

Ethics Approval: This research was conducted in accordance with the ethical standards of the Tantia University, Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, India, Excel Homoeopathy Medical College, Tamilnadu and Excel Engineering College, Anna University, Komarapalayam, Tamilnadu. The study design ensures academic integrity and adheres to data protection standards in the exploration of medical digital transformation and policy.

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