Forbes April 28, 2020
Stewart Southey

With all the headlines these days being occupied by news of COVID-19, it is possible you may have missed an important ray of light shining out of Estonia this past week. Whilst blockchain in healthcare may not be on your regular notification list, this new development is certainly likely to have wide-reaching implications and hence qualifies for a mention on this blog.

The fact that Guardtime Health has launched its HSX API platform for building secure distributed health applications is not an insignificant event. Backed up by the world’s first EU-eIDAS compliant blockchain-based trust service, the HSX APIs generate auditable and immutable evidence of data integrity, provenance and GDPR-compliant patient consent.

In a global battle to solve the COVID-19 crisis,...

Today's Sponsors

Venturous
Got healthcare questions? Just ask Transcarent

Today's Sponsor

Venturous

 
Topics: Blockchain, Technology
Blockaid Raises $50 Million to Scale Support for Blockchain Security Platform
The Trump admin will encourage—not hinder—U.S. leadership in blockchain technology and cryptocurrency. We must seize the moment
Blockchain-Proven Content And Nvidia Alternative? Check Out CrowdGenAI
How New Tech Changes Blockchain: Web3 Trends 2025
Musk Reportedly Weighs Blockchain to Track Federal Spending

Share This Article