Decentralized Electronic Health Records (DEHR): A Privacy-preserving Consortium Blockchain Model for Managing Electronic Health Records

Ghadamyari, Mahdi; Samet, Saeed

doi:10.5220/0009398101990204

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“…Hence, information technology (IT) support must be made available to some extent at all hours of the day. Otherwise certain aspects of treatment and patient health information (PHI) would not be accounted for and would become delayed in update and transfer as medical staff would have to switch back to a paper-based format (Ghadamyari & Samet, 2020).…”

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Perceived Ease of Use in Information Technology Acceptance Across Different Healthcare Systems – A Research Review

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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With society becoming increasingly dependent upon technology due to its multitude of uses and functions, healthcare professionals have followed suit. As the use of technology and electronic health records is encouraged upon all formats and sizes of healthcare systems more healthcare professionals are being mandated to learn new software and tools to streamline their work. As their work becomes increasingly efficient, the demand for better performance and output increases as well. The continuous demand for improvement has resulted in increased stress levels amongst different healthcare professionals and decreased motivation in their obligations towards work. As the stress levels for healthcare professionals impacts their performance, additional consequences arise which in turn reflect upon the overall quality of healthcare services provided. This paper seeks to explore and understand how and why these technology-based stressors occur and how health administrators can better understand the conditions which could prevent it.

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Perceived Ease of Use in Information Technology Acceptance Across Different Healthcare Systems – A Research Review

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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Mapping Distributed Ledger Technology Characteristics to Use Cases in Healthcare: A Structured Literature Review

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Schmidt-Kraepelin,

Thiebes

et al. 2024

ACM Trans. Comput. Healthcare

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Following the success of the Bitcoin blockchain, distributed ledger technology (DLT) has received extensive attention in health informatics research. Yet, the healthcare industry is highly complex with many different stakeholders, information systems, regulations, and challenges. Thus, DLT may be used in various settings and for different purposes. First surveys have started to synthesize our knowledge of the different use cases, in which healthcare may benefit from DLT implementations. However, an in-depth understanding of whether and how these use cases differ concerning their requirements of DLT characteristics (i.e., technical or administrative design features) is still lacking. In this work, we conducted a structured review of 185 studies on DLT-based applications in healthcare. The results reveal six pertinent use cases, each with its own combination of different purposes that DLT is used for. Furthermore, our study shows that each of these use cases has a unique set of requirements with regard to the most important DLT characteristics. In doing so, we seek to guide practitioners in the development of highly effective DLT-based applications in various healthcare settings and pave the way for future research to investigate the understudied areas of DLT-based applications in healthcare.

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Decentralized Electronic Health Records (DEHR): A Privacy-preserving Consortium Blockchain Model for Managing Electronic Health Records

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Perceived Ease of Use in Information Technology Acceptance Across Different Healthcare Systems – A Research Review

Perceived Ease of Use in Information Technology Acceptance Across Different Healthcare Systems – A Research Review

Mapping Distributed Ledger Technology Characteristics to Use Cases in Healthcare: A Structured Literature Review

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