Intersection between health and entrepreneurship in the context of sustainable development

Abstract

The article analyzes the intersection between health and entrepreneurship in the context of sustainable development, highlighting how this relationship contributes to the fulfillment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through innovation and the generation of positive impacts. Using a critical and thematic approach, scientific publications were evaluated between 2017 and 2022, identifying key trends such as increased academic output, international collaboration, and major areas of interdisciplinary research. The results show that health entrepreneurship transcends economic profitability, focusing on sustainable solutions that promote equity in access to services, resource optimization and community integration. The main lines of research include the implementation of disruptive technologies in health, the promotion of sustainable entrepreneurship ecosystems and the development of inclusive business models. Although the study has limitations, such as the exclusion of specific cultural perspectives and the absence of a more detailed analysis of case studies, it establishes a solid foundation for future research. It suggests exploring local experiences, the impact of public policies and the potential of emerging technologies to strengthen this relationship. This article provides a framework for understanding and enhancing the dynamics between health, entrepreneurship and sustainability.

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