Business intelligence para monitoramento da mortalidade materna em cidades inteligentes

Abstract

Context: Maternal mortality remains a global challenge, requiring effective strategies for its monitoring and reduction. In the context of smart cities, the use of technologies such as Business Intelligence (BI) can enhance maternal health management, aligning with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Objective: This study aims to develop a BI system for monitoring maternal mortality rates, analyzing the relationship between key performance indicators (KPIs), interactive dashboards, and the effectiveness of strategic decisionmaking in healthcare. Methodology: The research adopts an applied approach, involving the definition of requirements, identification of relevant data sources, structuring of a BI model, and implementation of functionalities for data analysis and visualization. Functional tests will be conducted to assess the system’s reliability. Results: The developed system is expected to enable more precise monitoring of maternal health, assisting in the identification of patterns and trends, as well as in the formulation of more effective public policies. Conclusions: The application of BI in maternal health management can significantly contribute to promoting health and well-being, driving the development of more sustainable Smart Cities. Translating theoretical knowledge into practical solutions can generate positive impacts on the healthcare sector and urban planning.