The purpose of this Spanish healthcare project is to improve personalized care for patients with chronic illnesses, cancer, and degenerative and rare diseases. It uses tools that assist with clinical decision-making to offer the public a more advanced and efficient healthcare system

Cuídat-e is one of the use cases of the Big Data Personalized Medicine project, which has a budget of €5,833,774, including €3,833,774 from the Canary Islands region (85% co‑funded by the Spanish Rare Disease Federation (FEDER), and €2,000,000 from the Valencian Community region (50% co‑funded by FEDER)

In addition, use of the Radiance^TM planning system allows estimation of the dose received in at‑risk organs, to help protect them from radiation side effects

These results are being published just as the Spanish Cancer Radiation Therapy Society (SEOR) prepares to commemorate the anniversary of the first documented radiotherapy cure

In public-private collaboration projects run in conjunction with organizations such as the Fundación ACE and