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Moving Towards a Blockchain-Based Healthcare Information System

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Autor
Balis C., Tagopoulos I., Dimola K.
Fecha
2019
Language
en
DOI
10.3233/SHTI190044
Materia
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Blockchain
Health care
Hospitals
Information systems
Information use
Interoperability
Medical computing
Medical informatics
Public health
Health care information system
Health information management
Health-care system
Healthcare organizations
Healthcare services
Information systems interoperability
Integrity
National health system
Information management
adult
conference paper
Greece
health care system
human
laboratory test
medical history
medical information system
prescription
public health
health care delivery
information system
technology
Delivery of Health Care
Greece
Health Information Systems
Humans
Information Systems
Technology
IOS Press
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Resumen
One of the major problems that a national health system face is the lack of a unified clinical data management. In Greece, the critical and sensitive medical data generated during a patient lifetime are fragmented in one or more hospitals and healthcare services are not characterized by a 'continuity' factor. There is not the appropriate technological and administrative infrastructure for a unified patient medical history, prescriptions, laboratory tests or therapeutic plan. Technological, administrative and economic factors have led to this situation. We propose the integration and implementation of a blockchain network as a complementary technology to the existing information systems, so reliable and effective information management could be provided by a healthcare organization or the national healthcare system. Blockchain technology could be implemented as a bridge that can provide information systems interoperability within a hospital or between different hospitals. © 2019 The authors and IOS Press. All rights reserved.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11615/71080
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