Concept for Sharing Distributed Personal Health Records with Blockchains.

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2018
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Abstract
The characteristics of the "blockchain" technology and especially its decentralized nature lead to the notion of neutrality, censorship resistance, and absolute truths, which makes the concept interesting for many different domains, such as finance, supply chain management, or the energy sector - of course also for the healthcare area (eHealth). Blockchains also offer the possibility for well-known access points for a distributed system with easy to use and simple to integrate programming interfaces, which makes it interesting as a central point for electronic healthcare data exchange in a distributed environment. This paper presents a concept for integrating and sharing distributed personal healthcare records based on smart contracts implemented on an Ethereum blockchain.
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Authors Mense, Alexander;Athanasiadis, Leandros;
Journal Studies in health technology and informatics
Year 2018
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personal health records blockchain

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