New Article and Predictions from Blockchain in Healthcare Today

Published: Tue, 02/01/22

Premier 2022 Articles

From Sharing to Selling: Challenges and Opportunities of Establishing a Digital Health Data Marketplace Using Blockchain Technologies
Authors: Mohamed A. Maher, MBA and Imtiaz A. Khan, PhD

Authors have reviewed papers that propose technical models and implemented frameworks that use blockchain-like technologies for health data, seeking to understand and compare different technical challenges associated with implementing and optimizing the DHDM operation outlined in the paper. Authors examine the legal limitations in the context of European Union and USA to accommodate compliance requirements for such a marketplace. Considerations regarding the socioeconomic impact of such a marketplace on a wide range of stakeholders is also included.

Blockchain in Healthcare Today: 2022 Predictions
Authors: Daniel Conway, Mohan Venkataraman, Daniel Laverick, Gabriela Pelin and Anton Hasselgren

Each year, Blockchain and Healthcare Today (BHTY) reaches out to journal board members, ConV2X Symposium speakers, and ecosystem subject matter experts to share their near term views and perspectives for blockchain technology advances in health care. This article presents insights into where authors anticipate market opportunities and gaps exist that should be addressed for regional and global collaboration, governance, and efficiency for the year 2022. Predictions suggest decentralized technology will impact the various core value offerings in health care. Editorial discussions are encouraged through letters to the editor, PubPeer and social media forums.

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Blockchain in Healthcare Today (BHTY) is delighted to announce the theme issue entitled “Blockchain Tracking and Tracing for the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Device Industry".

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Blockchain in Healthcare Today (BHTY) is the world’s first peer reviewed open access journal that amplifies and disseminates distributed ledger technology research and innovations in the healthcare information systems, clinical computing, network technologies and biomedical sciences. Fields of interest include utility for data integrity, privacy preservation, health information systems interoperability, permissioned security for health data, clinical support and clinical trials management, supply chain management, revenue cycle automation, cost and impact, and the integration of AI and machine learning tools in this emerging specialty field of research.

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