The digital transformation that a large number of organizations from all productive sectors go through and the enormous amount of data (structured, unstructured, video and images) generated by it in multiple channels (physical, online, mobile and social) results in what we know as Big Data, which in turn has triggered the popularity of data analyicts around the world. 

Being able to identify and anticipate the needs of patients, health centers or clinical laboratories is the result of applying Big Data technology in healthcare. Analyzing the impact of the social and the study of historical data allows defining specific preventive policies. 

Participatory medicine makes citizens more responsible for their own health. With the information generated by the data analysis, the healthy individual decides about their health and the patient decides about their disease. With this, a greater involvement of all those affected is achieved, which facilitates, among other things, a better diagnosis and greater adherence to treatments.

• Achieve behavior patterns in patients and health professionals.

• Evaluate the quality of medical services.

• A personalized treatment for each patient.