## 3 Perspectives and Outcomes of the Presented RHMS with a Focus on Diet-Related Approaches
### Schizophrenia, Dietary Habits, and Physical Health
#### 3.2.2 RHMS Role (NeuroPredict Platform) in Managing Schizophrenia
This can underscore the potential to transform traditional paradigms of treatment. As we move forward in the realm of mental healthcare, the integration of RHMS and ML not only provides a means for real-time monitoring but also opens avenues for tailoring interventions based on individualized patterns. The proactive nature of this approach, informed by predictive analytics, aligns with the broader goal of enhancing the quality of life for individuals with schizophrenia. The correlation between dietary habits and schizophrenia adds a valuable layer to our understanding, signalling the need for comprehensive and holistic interventions. Future research endeavours will delve deeper into unravelling the intricate interplay between dietary choices, physiological responses, and mental health outcomes to refine our approach to schizophrenia management. The integration of the RO-SmartAgeing system, NeuroPredict Platform, and HepatoConect system is projected to produce a broad range of outcomes, considerably improving healthcare delivery and disease management. These advantages include improved patient outcomes as a consequence of increased monitoring and targeted therapies. The deployment of smart monitoring environments allows for remote monitoring, eliminating the need for frequent hospital visits and increasing efficiency for both patients and healthcare professionals. Predictive modelling and continuous monitoring provide proactive care, lowering the risk of complications and hospitalisations. Patients are now provided with real-time access to health data, nutritional insights, and tailored recommendations, allowing them to make more informed decisions and participate actively in healthcare management. These RHMS enable patients to actively manage their medical conditions, fostering a sense of empowerment and self-efficacy. The integration of diverse technologies and data sources allows for holistic disease treatment, resulting in a thorough understanding of patients' well-being. Customized diet-related disease management solutions address patients' particular demands, taking into account age, neurological disorders, and liver health. RHMS additionally encourage connected care by allowing healthcare practitioners, patients, caregivers, and specialists to communicate and collaborate more effectively. Teleconsultations enable virtual exchanges between patients and healthcare providers, improving communication and allowing for timely treatment plan adjustments. These RHMS' advanced analytics and AI capabilities enable data-driven decision making, supporting healthcare professionals in identifying patterns, correlations, and trends to improve disease management. Long-term data storage and analysis enable to improvement knowledge of health patterns and the efficacy of medical treatments over time. Furthermore, the data collected by these RHMS can provide useful insights into medical research, assisting in the knowledge of age-related variables, neurological disorders, and liver health. The associated research projects contribute to advances in AI, intelligent monitoring, and disease prediction. The integration of the RO-SmartAgeing system, NeuroPredict Platform, and HepatoConect system with RHMS revolutionizes the management of diet-related diseases. Ensuring data accuracy in smart monitoring environments is foundational to RHMS success. Calibration, regular maintenance, and user education are critical strategies. Integration of AI and machine learning enhances data evaluation processes, emphasising the importance of high-quality training data and continuous validation for accurate conclusions. The comprehensive monitoring capabilities of the RO-SmartAgeing system, NeuroPredict Platform, and HepatoConect system contribute to the development of tailored interventions. Multidisciplinary collaboration ensures cohesive and well-coordinated strategies for managing diet-related diseases.