Description: The health model is an approach that focuses on the collection and analysis of health-related data, seeking to understand and improve the well-being of populations. This model is based on the premise that health is not merely the absence of disease, but a complete state of physical, mental, and social well-being. By integrating clinical, epidemiological, and social data, it aims to identify patterns, trends, and determinants that affect the health of individuals and communities. The main characteristics of this model include its evidence-based focus, the use of information technologies for data management, and the promotion of health policies based on outcomes. Its relevance lies in its ability to inform public health decisions, optimize resources, and improve the quality of life for individuals. In a world where chronic and emerging diseases are increasingly prevalent, the health model becomes an essential tool for addressing contemporary health challenges, allowing for a more effective and adaptive response to the health needs of the population.
