Electronic Health Records with Secure Sharing of Information Based on Blockchain
Dyuti Banerjee, Syed Mujib Rahaman, C.H. Srividhya, G. Poshamallu, Ginni Nijhawan, P. Kiranmayee · 2024
Electronic health records (EHRs) are important parts of extremely sensitive confidential information in healthcare that must be shared often among their peers. Blockchain offers a shared, immutable, and open tradition of every transaction, allowing developers to create tasks that are secure, responsible, and transparent. This presents a once-in-a-lifetime chance to use blockchain to create a secure and trustworthy EHR information administration and sharing structure. As a result, we provide a blockchain-oriented information-sharing system that adequately tackles the access regulation difficulties related to confidential information kept in the cloud by leveraging the blockchain’s immutability and embedded independence. According to the results of the system assessment, our approach is portable, adaptable, and effective. The proposed research could substantially decrease the turnaround duration for EMR sharing, enhance healthcare decision-making, and transactions, and lower total expenses.