HNMblock: Blockchain technology powered Healthcare Network Model for epidemiological monitoring, medical systems security, and wellness
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| author | Kshetri, Naresh Mishra, Rahul Rahman, Mir Mehedi Steigner, Tanja |
| author_facet | Kshetri, Naresh Mishra, Rahul Rahman, Mir Mehedi Steigner, Tanja |
| contents | In the ever-evolving healthcare sector, the widespread adoption of Internet of Things and wearable technologies facilitates remote patient monitoring. However, the existing client/server infrastructure poses significant security and privacy challenges, necessitating strict adherence to healthcare data regulations. To combat these issues, a decentralized approach is imperative, and blockchain technology emerges as a compelling solution for strengthening Internet of Things and medical systems security. This paper introduces HNMblock, a model that elevates the realms of epidemiological monitoring, medical system security, and wellness enhancement. By harnessing the transparency and immutability inherent in blockchain, HNMblock empowers real-time, tamper-proof tracking of epidemiological data, enabling swift responses to disease outbreaks. Furthermore, it fortifies the security of medical systems through advanced cryptographic techniques and smart contracts, with a paramount focus on safeguarding patient privacy. HNMblock also fosters personalized healthcare, encouraging patient involvement and data-informed decision-making. The integration of blockchain within the healthcare domain, as exemplified by HNMblock, holds the potential to revolutionize data management, epidemiological surveillance, and wellness, as meticulously explored in this research article. |
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| spellingShingle | HNMblock: Blockchain technology powered Healthcare Network Model for epidemiological monitoring, medical systems security, and wellness Kshetri, Naresh Mishra, Rahul Rahman, Mir Mehedi Steigner, Tanja Cryptography and Security Networking and Internet Architecture In the ever-evolving healthcare sector, the widespread adoption of Internet of Things and wearable technologies facilitates remote patient monitoring. However, the existing client/server infrastructure poses significant security and privacy challenges, necessitating strict adherence to healthcare data regulations. To combat these issues, a decentralized approach is imperative, and blockchain technology emerges as a compelling solution for strengthening Internet of Things and medical systems security. This paper introduces HNMblock, a model that elevates the realms of epidemiological monitoring, medical system security, and wellness enhancement. By harnessing the transparency and immutability inherent in blockchain, HNMblock empowers real-time, tamper-proof tracking of epidemiological data, enabling swift responses to disease outbreaks. Furthermore, it fortifies the security of medical systems through advanced cryptographic techniques and smart contracts, with a paramount focus on safeguarding patient privacy. HNMblock also fosters personalized healthcare, encouraging patient involvement and data-informed decision-making. The integration of blockchain within the healthcare domain, as exemplified by HNMblock, holds the potential to revolutionize data management, epidemiological surveillance, and wellness, as meticulously explored in this research article. |
| title | HNMblock: Blockchain technology powered Healthcare Network Model for epidemiological monitoring, medical systems security, and wellness |
| topic | Cryptography and Security Networking and Internet Architecture |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.07054 |