Becker's Healthcare May 16, 2022
Naomi Diaz

Medical ethicists have argued that non-fungible tokens in healthcare, specifically the use of NFTs in the healthcare record-keeping system, can give patients ownership of their records through its blockchain ledger. Allowing them to track the sale of their data, giving patients the opportunity to stop it or sell it themselves. But, technology leaders at healthcare systems say although this concept has potential, it is still evolving and requires a lot of refining before it can be implemented into the healthcare industry.

NFTs are ‘immature’ and face challenges

According to Zafar Chaudry, MD, chief digital officer and CIO of Seattle Children’s, NFTs have the potential to be game changing and can be used to reform patient data management, but...

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