An Electronic Health Record Management System Based on Blockchain Technology

Система управления электронными медицинскими картами на основе технологии блокчейн
Madhulika Mittal, Mahak Mittal
2022-11-23

blockchain technologydecentralized healthcareelectronic health recordspatient-centric data managementsmart contracts
In the digital age, all the data has been moved to an electronic form and so are the electronic health records. The patients tend to have their records in various health organizations in different parts of the world. This becomes the issue of the accessibility of these records at very crucial times and to collect these fragmented parts of the records makes for an entirely new problem. For storing the patient data and to make it accessible as well, the Blockchain smart contracts can be utilized to provide a regulatory solution. With the implementation of smart contracts which will make this a self-sufficient system, any third party dependency would be easily removed. On the Blockchain all: invocation, record creation, and validation will take place. This article focuses on a non-interpolatable, self-driven, and permanent system using Blockchain, which by definition of the Blockchain make it decentralized and patient-centric, where smart contracts can be added in the future to increase data interchange potential.
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A self-sufficient smart-contract-based design is presented, with future smart contracts intended to expand health-data interchange capabilities.
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Blockchain smart contracts are proposed to store and provide access to fragmented electronic health records across different healthcare organizations and locations.
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The proposed architecture is decentralized and patient-centric, with permanent and tamper-resistant record management as core properties.
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The system performs record invocation, creation, and validation on the blockchain, reducing dependence on third-party intermediaries.

electronic health record management system based on blockchain technology

decentralized, patient-centric management, accessibility, validation, and interchange of fragmented electronic health records using blockchain smart contracts

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Madhulika Mittal
Mahak Mittal
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