OraB - A Community of Donors

Begum, Almas; Ayushi,; Dixit, Ankit; Mukherjee, Arijit

doi:10.1109/icses55317.2022.9914137

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“…As can be seen from Table 4, the majority of research that describes their platforms suggests adopting Ethereum (11 out of 17) [19,[57][58][59]61,64,66,67,70,75,76]. In the remaining six studies, three adopted Hyperledger Fabric [56,65,72], one used Monero [69], and two did not specify the platform they used [68,71].…”

Section: In-house Validated Blockchain Solutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The first reason is data storage limitation; the second reason is that the cost increases as the data size increases, and the last one is that on-chain data must consist of compact data that are free of sensitive data in case of data leakage. The majority of the studies included in the evaluation (12 out of 17) provide information about the data storage platform (except [56,64,68,72,76]) (Table 4). Notably, five of them suggest that IPFS [57,58,[69][70][71] should be used as the off-chain application strategy.…”

Section: In-house Validated Blockchain Solutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Blockchain for Organ Transplantation: A Survey

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As blockchain becomes more widely used, a growing number of application fields are becoming interested in blockchain to benefit from its decentralised nature, invariability, security, transparency, quick transaction capabilities, and cost-effectiveness. Blockchain has a wide range of applications and uses in healthcare. Distributed ledger technology facilitates the secure transfer of patient medical records, manages the medicine supply chain, and creates an efficient, transparent, safe, and effective way of communicating data across global healthcare. The organ transplantation process (OTP) is one of the healthcare areas that benefit from the use of such technology to make its process more secure and transparent. In this article, we put forward a systematic literature review analysis on the application of blockchain to the OTP. Additionally, we address and highlight the barriers and challenges that arise while using blockchain technology for the OTP. We also offer some suggestions for future developments that would enhance blockchain’s implementation in the OTP domain.

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