Exploration of blockchain integrated IoT devices in healthcare application for secured remote patient monitoring
Varsha P Hotur, U. Ramani, N Menakadevi, R. Krishna Kumar, R. Kottaimalai, M. Thilagaraj · 2025
Blockchain (BC) is an emerging technology that has been utilized to foster innovation store and share patient information among clinics, labs, pharmacies, and doctors, the medical sector uses a distributed ledger called blockchain. Blockchain-based software can reliably detect serious and potentially harmful errors, including potentially harmful ones, in the clinical domain. As a result, it can improve the efficiency, safety, and transparency of health-related information exchange within the medical industry. Healthcare providers can improve the assessment of medical information and obtain new insights with the use of BC. In clinical investigations, BC plays a critical role in preventing fraud; in this context, the technology’s promise to enhance the efficiency of medical information management. It facilitates a distinct storage of information arrangement at the most advanced level of safety and may assist in allay concerns about manipulating information in the medical field. It offers adaptability, connectivity, responsibility, and access to information authorization. Following established clinical protocols and guidelines ensures that healthcare providers deliver consistent and reliable care based on evidence-based practices. Adhering to data privacy regulations ensures patient data is protected from unauthorized access, breaches, or misuse. Medical information have to be preserved private and secure for various reasons. BC mitigates risks and aids in the decentralized safeguarding of medical data. The information pertaining to patients’ administration system is better to keep up with the use of the IoT in the medical field. BC technology can help with confidential information transfers among clinics and other locations by interacting with the IoT.