Multimedia Data Processing Using Hybrid Blockchain Technologies in the Healthcare Industry
Gaurav Dimri, Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, Rajinder Tiwari, Rajesh More, Pratul Raj, Arif Mohamed Khan · 2024
Recent technological advancements have enabled individuals to interact in various manners using multimedia. The growing use of wearable gadgets, medical detectors, and improved medical facilities has resulted in the continuous production of massive amounts of multimedia data. The application of multimedia techniques in healthcare systems also enables the storage, processing, and transmission of patient information provided in several formats like images, text, and voice via the internet via different smart devices. Nonetheless, managing and administering this data presents significant challenges, including data safety, confidentiality, adaptability, and interoperability. To address these challenges, there is a growing trend toward adopting blockchain innovation in medical operations. Blockchain, a distributed and immutable record, offers a promising alternative for ensuring the precision, transparency, and security of data in Internet of Things (IoT) medical facilities. By incorporating blockchain innovation into data processing, medical firms may raise shareholder trust, reduce the risk of data tampering, and improve total data management effectiveness. We tested the proposed approach on openly accessible chest X-rays and CT scans. The Blockchain strategy resulted in an 87 percent performance ratio over goods drop proportion, falsification, warm-hole assault, and likelihood-based verification situations when compared to traditional methods.