Blockchain Based Network for Tuberculosis: A Data Sharing Initiative in Brazil.

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2019
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Abstract
Data sharing, information exchange, knowledge acquisition and health intelligence are the basis of an efficient and effective evidence-based decision-making tool. A decentralized blockchain architecture is a flexible solution that can be adapted to institutional and managerial culture of organizations and services. Blockchain can play a fundamental role in enabling data sharing within a network and, to achieve that, this work defines the high-level resources necessary to apply this technology to Tuberculosis related issues. Thus, relying in open-source tools and in a collaborative development approach, we present a proposal of a blockchain based network, the TB Network, to underpin an initiative of sharing of Tuberculosis scientific, operational and epidemiologic data between several stakeholders across Brazilian cities.
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Authors Bernardi, Filipe;Lima, Vinicius;Pellison, Felipe;de Azevedo Marques, Paulo Mazzoncini;Rijo, Rui;Galliez, Rafael Mello;Kritski, Afrânio;Alves, Domingos;
Journal Studies in health technology and informatics
Year 2019
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10.3233/SHTI190069
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