Why blockchain for health care may be finally turning the corner.

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Abstract
This fall, PricewaterhouseCoopers issued a report on blockchain in health care and outlined six areas where it could have a profound impact: supply chain and inventory management; enrollment and provider data management; back office functions and payments; data management; managing risk and regulatory issues; and research and development.
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Authors Kirkner, Richard Mark;
Journal managed care (langhorne, pa)
Year 2018
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