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01/12/2021

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18/10/2021

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Essential workers are scared and stressed as their colleagues keep falling ill around them. This not only affects their productivity but also the staff's mental health and wellbeing.

Meet SYBIL. The all-in-one digital platform for sanitary and touchless attendance and automated COVID pre-screening.

It is specially designed for hospitals, clinics, malls, factories, warehouses, restaurants, airports and even banks. It does not require complicated installations or expensive equipment.

The best part, it leverages biometrics and blockchain to provide unparalleled data security and privacy.

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16/10/2021

Keeping our important medical data safe and secure is the most popular blockchain healthcare application at the moment, which isn't surprising. Security is a major issue in the healthcare industry. Between 2009 and 2017, more than 176 million patient records were exposed in data breaches. The perpetrators stole credit card and banking information, as well as health and genomic testing records.

Blockchain's ability to keep an incorruptible, decentralized and transparent log of all patient data makes it a technology rife for security applications. Additionally, while blockchain is transparent it is also private, concealing the identity of any individual with complex and secure codes that can protect the sensitivity of medical data. The decentralized nature of the technology also allows patients, doctors and healthcare providers to share the same information quickly and safely.

Using Blockchain in healthcare is helping to bring new life to the industry. Here are 19 examples of blockchain in healthcare.

06/10/2021

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27/09/2021

We are unable to use our own data to plan our lifestyles and long-term healthcare, including our treatment plans, drugs, and medical supplies, insurance or Medicare supplements and how we use our health savings accounts.

All of this information about us is kept in various databases by a variety of providers, pharmacies, insurance companies, local, state and national governments. We don't have access to this data, but third parties do, often without our awareness and we carry the brunt of the risk and responsibility for its cleanup if it's lost or exploited.

https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/379039

Doctor-patient relationships have changed forever and Blockchain will help security catch up.

26/07/2021

22/06/2021

Patient misidentification is a problem that is seldom understood by people, especially from a non-healthcare perspective.

Health systems run into several cases where thousands of patients share the same name and birthdate. That was the case for "Maria Garcia" at Harris Health System in the Houston area. The system has records for 2,833 Maria Garcias—and 528 of them have the same birth date. The system has 138,000 cases where two or more patients share the same birth date and first and last name.

And this is just one instance, patient misidentification and lack of medical history contribute to 136 million patient harm events globally each year.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/hospitals-turn-to-biometrics-to-identify-patients-11549508640

Record-keeping challenges mean patients are too often misidentified and given the wrong care. Technology may help with that..