Interoperability in healthcare has traditionally been focused around data exchange between
business entities, for example, different hospital systems. However, there has been a recent …

Background Blockchain has the potential to disrupt the current modes of patient data access,
accumulation, contribution, exchange, and control. Using interoperability standards, smart …

Secure and scalable data sharing is essential for collaborative clinical decision making.
Conventional clinical data efforts are often siloed, however, which creates barriers to …

Cross-institutional sharing of medical data is essential to provide e. ective collaborative
treatment and clinical decisions for patients. Medical data privacy involves ensuring only …

Continuously generated volumes of health data make healthcare a data-intensive domain.
This data needs to be collected, stored, and shared among different healthcare actors for …

Blockchain technology has the potential to transform healthcare delivery by facilitating data
sharing between providers and electronic health record (EHR) systems. However, significant …

Background Academic literature highlights blockchain's potential to transform health care,
particularly by seamlessly and securely integrating existing data silos while enabling …

The integration and secure exchange of Electronic Health Records (EHR) are pivotal for
enhancing healthcare delivery. However, the lack of interoperability among disparate …

Globally, and across multiple industries, an innovative model is emerging that enables
faster, more efficient and highly secure business-to-business and business-to-consumer …

As medical technology advances, there is an increasing need for healthcare providers all
over the world to securely share a growing volume of data. Blockchain is a powerful …