Blockchain and AI integration for privacy preserving clinical trials in the US healthcare sector
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/ijiee.2021.11.2.2Keywords:
Protection of personal information; EHO-OBL methodology; technology; data integrityAbstract
There has been a sea change in the way EHRs are stored in portable cloud platforms; with the integration of cloud services with smartphones and tablets, health information transmissions between consumers and medical professionals have been greatly improved. Electronic medical records (EHRs), outstanding versatility, and cheap operating expenses are all possible thanks to this advanced paradigm. Security of data and safety on networks are two issues that this novel approach raises for e-health
solutions.
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