A Research on Real-Name Blockchain System Bind Health Passbook Electronic Medical Record Exchanges Mechanism
Journal
Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering
Journal Volume
551 LNEE
ISBN
9789811532498
Date Issued
2020-01-01
Author(s)
Abstract
With the gradual development of the global information technology and mobile communication networks, medical system with information and network technologies has become an inevitable trend. All countries are also accelerating their efforts to replace traditional paper books with Electronic Medical Record (EMR). Medical records and electronic medical record implementation can save costs annually, increase economic efficiency by improving the efficiency and safety of medical systems, and accelerate innovation in the medical industry. The implementation of EHR will undoubtedly bring many conveniences, stakeholders who are concerned with EHR at this stage are still not satisfied with the privacy disclosure and information security regarding the possible implementation of electronic medical records. And the information between them still lacks good interoperability. Designing a personal health passbook exchange mechanism with high safety strength specifications to protect the special funds, two-factor identity card technology with smart cards, an authorization mechanism for applying real-name block chain system and digital signature to medical records, and the overall system integrate the existing electronic medical record signing mechanism with the overall personal health passbook exchange mechanism to identify users from the very beginning as empowered to grant users the right to personal health passbook exchange. According to the development vision of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, electronic medical records are stored through mobile carriers (health passbooks) to achieve a win-win situation of promoting universal health and medical progress from an information security point of view.
Subjects
Blockchain | Electronic medical record exchanges | Health passbook | Real-name
SDGs
Type
conference paper