Big data architectures in a patient-driven healthcare system: implications, scrutiny and analysis for future prospects

The term "big data"describes a significant amount of valuable information. Additionally, a sizable amount of big data related to public health comes from biological research. It is necessary to manage and analyse this data with care to get accurate information. There are several problems with every step of large data management that can only be fixed with sophisticated big data computing solutions. This is the reason health professionals need to be fully equipped with the tools necessary to efficiently collect and analyse big data to deliver appropriate solutions to promote public health. By creating new opportunities for contemporary health, proper big data management, analysis, and interpretation may completely transform the game. For this reason, several industries, including the health industry, are moving quickly to seize this chance to provide improved services and financial gains. Modern healthcare organizations have the potential to transform medical and personal medicine via the effective integration of big data and healthcare services. This article outlines many analytical paths that the patient-driven healthcare system might take, as seen from the viewpoints of different players. We have also examined several big data architectures in terms of their analytical influence, application fields, and underlying data sources and challenges in collecting the big data for healthcare systems.