Docwire News June 21, 2019
Though the digital health movement is rapidly gaining traction, implementation of innovations like artificial intelligence (AI)technologies presents a challenge. These innovations have been supported in clinical trials, but widespread implementation requires that the medical community can entrust all aspects of these systems. By enhancing trust, transparency, and privacy in data sharing, blockchain technology may aid in the acceptance of digital health solutions.
Blockchain technology dates back to 2009, when it was created to manage the crypto-currency Bitcoin. Its primary function is to provide a decentralized collection of records that cannot be changed or compromised. Originally, it eliminated the need for a centralized bank that manages all financial transactions. Blockchain technology has now expanded from finance to include the pharmaceutical and...
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