In recent years, the increase in health costs has been driven by global population growth, which increases demand for services, especially for chronic diseases and long-term care. Data intelligence in health is essential to deal with this complexity, allowing for collection, analysis and effective use of data.

It is possible to implement preventive interventions, improve long-term results and reduce costs, in addition to identifying waste and inefficiencies and promoting personalized treatments. To take advantage of the technological benefits, it is necessary to consolidate data from various systems and create a 360º view of the patient.

The concept of Open Health is central to transformation, promoting transparency, collaboration and accessibility of health data. Interoperability is fundamental to Open Health, allowing different systems and devices to communicate and work together, improving the quality of care and operational efficiency.

This book explores the synergy between Open Health, interoperability and VBHC, showing how openness and data compartmenting can improve the quality of care, empower patients, accelerate technological innovation and contribute to the economic sustainability of health systems. .