A systematic literature review of cloud computing in eHealth

Hu, Yan; Bai, Guohua

doi:10.48550/arxiv.1412.2494

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“…Execution stage: The approaches of the planning stage were extended in this stage to obtain the articles that were relevant to this review paper. The review study used the following key approaches: (1) determining the search terms and words as a continuously evolving process that starts with the use of distinct, technical terms pertinent to the eld [38] [39]. The following keywords were determined in this study: "issues" OR "challenges" OR "obstacles" OR "barriers" OR "Data" AND "blockchain" AND "quality".…”

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“…(4) After this, comprehensive analysis of the shortlisted articles from the preceding step was carried out to achieve appropriate knowledge, theory, and information on the eld of research [42]. ( 5) Lastly, quality assessment criterion was implemented to con rm that all articles ltered systematically by following the previous steps were relevant to the study domain [39]. The checklist given in the studies by reference [30] [43] were used to approve the shortlisted articles.…”

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Comprehensive Review for Healthcare Data Quality Challenges in Blockchain Technology

Halimeh

Ali

2022

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There are several features inherent in blockchain, including decentralized storage, distributed ledger, immutability, security and authentication, and it has shifted away from the hype to be used practically in different industries, such as in the healthcare sector. The use of blockchain technology has allowed the provision of improved services to industries. The objective of this paper is to demonstrate how the use of blockchain is influenced by data quality issues in the healthcare industry. The article is structured as a systematic literature review study that uses several articles issued in various databases from 2016 onwards. In this review study, 65 articles were chosen and grouped into a single key aspect of the challenge in the healthcare sector. The findings obtained were analyzed based on factors in three domains, classified as issues pertinent to the adoption, operational and technological domains. This review study aims to use the findings to provide support to the practitioners, stakeholders and professionals, whose purpose is to carry out and manage transformation projects pertinent to blockchain in the field of healthcare. In addition, the organizations would be facilitated in their decision-making processes when the potential blockchain users are made to comprehend the implicit factors related to blockchain.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Comprehensive Review for Healthcare Data Quality Challenges in Blockchain Technology

Halimeh

Ali

2022

Preprint

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“…Cloud computing represents an ideal opportunity to develop applications that ensure high performance data processing and easy management of the different tools in medical environment ensuring a consistency storage capabilities [33]. We identified two surveys about cloud computing in healthcare [33,34]. The first one details a systematic literature review in cloud computing and classified the area studies (cloud-based eHealth framework design, applications of cloud computing, and security or privacy control mechanisms of healthcare data in the cloud).…”

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“…Besides taking advantage from other benefits from cloud technology (scalability, elasticity, pay-on-demand, among others), our main purpose was to achieve ubiquity to ease information access. As a recommendation, two surveys holds that hybrid cloud is an ideal approach for healthcare system because of their efficiency and robustness when mixing public and private cloud services [33,34]. Third-party cloud services (e.g., Amazon S3, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure) are also used by PHR.…”

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Integrated, Reliable and Cloud-Based Personal Health Record : A Scoping Review

Romero¹,

López²,

Noguera³

et al. 2016

HIIJ

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Personal Health Records (PHR) emerge as an alternative to integrate patient's health information to give a global view of patients' status. However, integration is not a trivial feature when dealing with a variety electronic health systems from healthcare centers. Access to PHR sensitive information must comply with privacy policies defined by the patient. Architecture PHR design should be in accordance to these, and take advantage of nowadays technology. Cloud computing is a current technology that provides scalability, ubiquity, and elasticity features. This paper presents a scoping review related to PHR systems that achieve three characteristics: integrated, reliable and cloud-based. We found 101 articles that addressed thosecharacteristics. We identified four main research topics: proposal/developed systems, PHR recommendations for development, system integration and standards, and security and privacy. Integration is tackled with HL7 CDA standard. Information reliability is based in ABE security-privacy mechanism. Cloud-based technology access is achieved via SOA.

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“…can be a software agent) (Mell & Grance, 2011). Thus, the motherhood clinic is vital to adopt and support flexibility and all functions to fulfil a critical care demands of motherhood and it may be provided through an IS solution artefact (Hu & Bai, 2014) that is the central focus of this study reported in the paper.…”

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On-Cloud Motherhood Clinic: A Healthcare Management Solution for Rural Communities in Developing Countries

Khanom¹,

Miah²

2020

PAJAIS

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Background: Modern telecommunication infrastructure enables bridging of the digital divide between rural and urban healthcare services, promoting the provision of suitable medical care and support. Thus far, there has been some positive impacts to applying mobile health (m-Health) solutions, but their full potential in relation to cloud computing has is yet to be realised. It is imperative to develop an innovative approach for addressing the digital divide in a context of developing country.Method: Adopting a design science research approach (DSR), this study describes an innovative m-Health solution utilising cloud computing that enables healthcare professionals and women in rural areas to achieve comprehensive maternal healthcare support. We developed the solution framework through iterative prototyping with stakeholders' participation, and evaluated the design using focus groups. Results:The cloud-based solution was positively evaluated as supporting healthcare professionals and service providers. It was perceived to help provide a virtual presence for evaluating and diagnosing expectant mothers' critical healthcare data, medical history, and in providing necessary service support in a virtual clinic environment. Conclusions:The new application offers benefits to target stakeholders enabling a new practice-based paradigm applicable in other healthcare management. We demonstrated utilities to address target problems as well as the mechanism propositions for meeting the information exchange demand for better realisation of practical needs of the end users.

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A systematic literature review of cloud computing in eHealth

Cited by 6 publications

References 35 publications

Comprehensive Review for Healthcare Data Quality Challenges in Blockchain Technology

Comprehensive Review for Healthcare Data Quality Challenges in Blockchain Technology

Integrated, Reliable and Cloud-Based Personal Health Record : A Scoping Review

On-Cloud Motherhood Clinic: A Healthcare Management Solution for Rural Communities in Developing Countries

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