Blockchain-based Healthcare Systems: Investigating the use of blockchain technology in healthcare for patient data management, interoperability, and secure health records
Published 23-06-2024
Keywords
- Blockchain,
- Healthcare Delivery,
- Data Security
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Abstract
Blockchain technology has gained significant attention in recent years for its potential to revolutionise various industries, including healthcare. This paper explores the use of blockchain in healthcare systems, focusing on patient data management, interoperability, and secure health records. We discuss the benefits and challenges of implementing blockchain in healthcare, highlighting its ability to improve data security, enhance interoperability between healthcare providers, and empower patients with greater control over their health information. We also analyze various blockchain-based healthcare projects and initiatives, showcasing the practical applications and potential impact of this technology in transforming the healthcare industry. Through this research, we aim to provide a comprehensive overview of blockchain-based healthcare systems and their implications for the future of healthcare delivery.
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