Applying the MVC EA-IRPM to reporting-guidelines in medicine: A strategy that is a web system

Letouze, Patrick; Souza, J. I. M. de; Silva, Valeria Martins; Clímaco, Glaubos; Chagas, F. B.; Ishihara, J.Y.

doi:10.1109/bhi.2017.7897214

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“…An example of use of smart contracts may be found in Weingartner et al [18] and Destefanis et al [19]. In our parallel work [17], the proposal is based on a patented system called RGM -Reporting Guidelines in Medicine [20]. Herein, the idea is the same to incorporate a blockchain system to RGM.…”

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“…The Preliminary System's Architecture based on Requirements is presented in Section-III. The General Requirements can be implemented in a straightforward way using another system called RGM [20], [21] as basis foundation, or base system. The blockchain system is designed similarly to the system presented in [17].…”

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“…If we consider the dangers of the adoption of cryptocurrencies, some issues may be of concern. For promoting the debate, we present some possible abuses of Bitcoins exposed in [20], and we comment them with regards to BSP: 1) The technical weakness-time delay in confirmation, it is not an issue for a BSP because it is not an actual money transaction, the credit has its own time of receipt. 2) The human dishonesty-pool organizers taking unfair share slices, it does not make sense in the BSP with Courts of Justice as miners and the National Council of Justice monitoring them.…”

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Court-Ordered Government Debt Payment in Brazil: Perspectives for Blockchain Technology

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Brazilian National Council of Justice performed a survey in June 2014 verifying that court-ordered government debts reached the sum of US $26.28 billion. According to Brazilian Tax Law, court-ordered government debt is named "Precatório". These payment requests issued by the Judiciary are to collect from the Federal, State, and Municipal governments. The management of "Precatórios" is under the jurisdiction responsibility of Federal and State Courts of Justice under, that is, State Courts of Justice are responsible for organizing and maintaining a single list of "Precatórios" owed by the state and by municipalities that are under its jurisdiction. These lists are ordered chronologically, except for special cases defined by Law that have payment preferences. We believe that this is an opportunity for the application of blockchain technology. Blockchain can provide a system that is simplified, decentralized, autonomous, and trustworthy. If we consider that these court-ordered government debt payment may be used for tax payment, another major advantage of a national system that simplifies trade, exchange, and partitioning of is to make this market accessible to persons and small companies, instead of the dispersed bureaucratic payment lists regulated by different standards, inducing the support of specialists. This system would not change payment order, but it would allow a national trade and use that potentially may increase economic activities related to them. Hence, in this work, we propose a simplified model for the application of blockchain technology to "Precatórios" in Brazil. Additionally, we present a strategy for designing interdisciplinary applications of blockchain services.

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