Authors :
Swati Laxmeshwar; Deepak N.R
Volume/Issue :
Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 6 - June
Google Scholar :
http://bitly.ws/9nMw
Scribd :
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DOI :
10.38124/IJISRT20JUN530
Abstract :
This paper presents our current electronic
health record ( EHR) systems with a blockchain based
architecture.Designed on top of established databases
held by health care organizations, the framework
incorporates a blockchain approach to ensure data
record accuracy and enhance network interoperability
by monitoring all incidents that occurt on top of existing
health service provider-maintained databases, the
architecture implements a blockchain solution to ensure
data record integrity and improve system
interoperability by tracking all events that occur in
database data. We 're also implementing a new reward
system in this revised design to build new blocks on the
blockchain. The design is autonomous of any particular
blockchain network and accessible to more extensions;
it may also be combined with other electronic storage
structures needing security. It will then theoretically tie
in with other electronic storage schemes needing
protection from data misuse.
This paper presents our current electronic
health record ( EHR) systems with a blockchain based
architecture.Designed on top of established databases
held by health care organizations, the framework
incorporates a blockchain approach to ensure data
record accuracy and enhance network interoperability
by monitoring all incidents that occurt on top of existing
health service provider-maintained databases, the
architecture implements a blockchain solution to ensure
data record integrity and improve system
interoperability by tracking all events that occur in
database data. We 're also implementing a new reward
system in this revised design to build new blocks on the
blockchain. The design is autonomous of any particular
blockchain network and accessible to more extensions;
it may also be combined with other electronic storage
structures needing security. It will then theoretically tie
in with other electronic storage schemes needing
protection from data misuse.
