Patient-centric soulbound NFT framework for electronic health record (EHR)
Journal of Engineering and Applied Science
; 70(1):33, 2023.
Article
in English
| ProQuest Central | ID: covidwho-2304599
ABSTRACT
Interest in leveraging blockchain technology to boost healthcare and e-health solutions has lately increased. Blockchain has proven to have enormous promise in a range of e-health industries because of its decentralized and reliable nature, including the secure exchange of electronic health records (EHRs) and database access management among numerous medical entities. A unique paradigm known as the "patient-centric approach” places the patient at the center of the healthcare system and gives them complete control over who has access to and can share their personal health information. Strong confidentiality and safety requirements are necessary for health information. Additionally, other concerns must be resolved, such as secrecy, interoperability, scalability, cost-effectiveness, and timeliness. This paper offers a patient-centric privacy-preserving framework for an efficient and safe medical record to address these problems. Based on three parameters transaction cost, execution time, and gas cost. Three blockchain platforms are compared by using the smart contract to find out the suitable platform for the implementation of this framework. Blockchain platforms served as a benchmark for the performance assessment of a designed framework. Although blockchain will not fix every issue in healthcare organizations, it will undoubtedly assist in dramatically reducing some of the most critical ones.
Engineering; Electronic health record; Ethereum; Blockchain; Interoperability; Scalability; Privacy; Data base management systems; Medical records; Electronic health records; Performance assessment; Non-fungible tokens; Health care; Digital currencies; Access control; Cryptography; Platforms; Coronaviruses; Digital signatures
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ProQuest Central
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English
Journal:
Journal of Engineering and Applied Science
Year:
2023
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Article
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