Abstract
Mexico's current digital transformation begins with the development of optimal solutions required by the population and its diseases. A more notable starting point can be identified after facing the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, which exposed urgent issues that needed immediate attention through a strict integration between the reform of the Mexican Health System and Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). The new National Health System is a framework based on social and preventive medicine, inspired by the Bismarck model. Defined as a political strategy focused on reducing segmentation, fragmentation, and heterogeneity in healthcare services, having as its pillars: universality, equity, and quality of services.