Blockchain in Healthcare for Achieving Patients’ Privacy

Elgamal, Esraa; Medhat, Walaa; Elfatah, Mohamed Abd; Abdelbaki, Nashwa

doi:10.1109/lt58159.2023.10092352

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“…• Biometric security measures: AI-driven biometric authentication along with other dynamic security models can enhance security and privacy concerns in the Health Metaverse [142]. • Privacy Challenges in virtual clinics: Given that data privacy laws may not allow data sharing between virtual clinics and other parties, and healthcare AI models contain extensive medical data, they are subject of malicious actors in the metaverse [143].…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Technology in Digital Health: Exploring Health Metaverse and Visualizing Emerging Healthcare Management Trends

Nguyen,

Voznak

2024

IEEE Access

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Technology in Digital Health: Exploring Health Metaverse and Visualizing Emerging Healthcare Management Trends

Nguyen,

Voznak

2024

IEEE Access

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“…In a recent study [102] authors discussed the potential challenges associated with personal health records and the vulnerability of centralized healthcare systems. To secure the data and solve the existing challenges they proposed a blockchain-based architecture that allows patients to manage their health information securely further they claim that their novel architecture has the capability to handle issues and provides better privacy and security to patients' records.…”

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Harnessing Big Data Analytics for Healthcare: A Comprehensive Review of Frameworks, Implications, Applications, and Impacts

Ahmed,

Xi,

Hou

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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Big Data Analytics (BDA) has garnered significant attention in both academia and industries, particularly in sectors such as healthcare, owing to the exponential growth of data and advancements in technology. The integration of data from diverse sources and the utilization of advanced analytical techniques has the potential to revolutionize healthcare by improving diagnostic accuracy, enabling personalized medicine, and enhancing patient outcomes. In this paper, we aim to provide a comprehensive literature review on the application of big data analytics in healthcare, focusing on its ecosystem, applications, and data sources. To achieve this, an extensive analysis of scientific studies published between 2013 and 2023 was conducted and overall 180 scientific studies were thoroughly evaluated, establishing a strong foundation for future research and identifying collaboration opportunities in the healthcare domain. The study delves into various application areas of BDA in healthcare, highlights successful implementations, and explores their potential to enhance healthcare outcomes while reducing costs. Additionally, it outlines the challenges and limitations associated with BDA in healthcare, discusses modelling tools and techniques, showcases deployed solutions, and presents the advantages of BDA through various real-world use cases. Furthermore, this study identifies and discusses key open research challenges in the field of big data analytics in healthcare, aiming to push the boundaries and contribute to enhanced healthcare outcomes and decisionmaking processes.

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Blockchain-enabled verification of medical records using soul-bound tokens and cloud computing

Singh,

Sagar,

Singh

et al. 2024

Sci Rep

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The Crucial and costly process of verifying medical documents frequently depends on centralized databases. Nevertheless, manual validation of document verification wastes a great deal of time and energy. The application of Blockchain technology could potentially alleviate the problem by reducing fraud and increasing efficiency. Non-transferable Soul-bound tokens (SBTs) can be a safe and unbreakable way to authenticate medical records by generating encrypted code, which allows the user to authenticate a portion of data. Within the paper, we provide a blockchain-based SBT-based automatic mechanism for authentication and verification of records. Soul-bound tokens generate a decentralized, immutable identity or credential system that is tied to a record. Through cloud computing, the system can reduce the verification time by accessing a decentralized database. Blockchain systems can lower platform costs and determine the optimal allocation of resources across a dispersed network by utilizing deep learning algorithms. Two advantages of utilizing blockchain technology are less fraud and increased efficiency. SBTs and cloud computing enable the procedure to be expedited and decentralized databases to be readily available. The suggested system’s scalability and potential uses in other industries may be the subject of future research.

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Blockchain in Healthcare for Achieving Patients’ Privacy

Cited by 4 publications

References 25 publications

A Bibliometric Analysis of Technology in Digital Health: Exploring Health Metaverse and Visualizing Emerging Healthcare Management Trends

A Bibliometric Analysis of Technology in Digital Health: Exploring Health Metaverse and Visualizing Emerging Healthcare Management Trends

Harnessing Big Data Analytics for Healthcare: A Comprehensive Review of Frameworks, Implications, Applications, and Impacts

Blockchain-enabled verification of medical records using soul-bound tokens and cloud computing

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