Blockchain as a service for medical records

Петренко, А. И.; Kyslyi, Roman; Pysmennyi, Ihor

doi:10.20535/srit.2308-8893.2017.3.01

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“…Petrenko et al 39 planned a BaaS model to share and keep medical records in a medical system. They believed that sharing health care information between establishments is difficult.…”

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Blockchain as a service models in the Internet of Things management: Systematic review

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Cai

et al. 2020

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Today, blockchain uses a list of various blocks for storing a distributed flat of invariable information that informs of a set of replicated logical things in the Internet of Things (IoT). In the blockchain, a set of blocks includes various transactions containing a cryptographic hash value and a timestamp. Blockchain‐as‐a‐service (BaaS) as a new service in cloud providers presents an infrastructure for accessing users to execute, manage, and monitor blockchain applications without high secured infrastructure requirements. Recently, BaaS concepts widely have used the management of IoT applications in different layers such as network, data, control, and resource. This paper provides a systematic review of recent research studies in BaaS models. The main goal behind this review is to categorize the applied scenarios, trends, evaluated Quality of Service (QoS) factors, new challenges, and open directions on BaaS models in IoT management. To evaluate the existing research studies in this field, five analytical research questions are proposed to analyze the technical aspects of each study. The analytical results based on existing research questions specify that the BaaS models are applied to network layer to manage IoT environment more than other layers. Also, security and privacy are two important factors to evaluate the existing BaaS models in cloud‐edge IoT environments. Finally, the integration of BaaS models on IoT environments with interconnections of cloud‐edge computing and software defined networks creates great secure opportunities for smart environment applications to monitor, manage, and improve all the atomic services and resources.

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“…Petrenko et al 39 planned a BaaS model to share and keep medical records in a medical system. They believed that sharing health care information between establishments is difficult.…”

Section: Technical Analysis Of Baas Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain as a service models in the Internet of Things management: Systematic review

Deng

Cai

et al. 2020

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Edge computing in multi-scope service-oriented mobile healthcare systems

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Kyslyi

Петренко

2019

SRIT

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IoT based e-Health solutions is an upcoming trend which will revolutionize the healthcare in the near future. IoT has evolved from micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS), wireless technologies and Internet which together offer connectivity of systems, microelectronic devices, and medical services and allow data processing at the edge. That at the same time allows to save computational resources and avoid unnecessary point of failure, such as centralized synchronization point. Monitoring of patients' vital signs parameters (measured at home) is achieved by using modern Internet of Things technology which provides networkable connections between portable diagnostic sensors, their cell phones, cloud data storage with patients' Personal Health Records and professional health providers. This paper explores possibilities of using fog computing approach to shift data processing and computations from cloud to the edge and to build a multi-scope infrastructure for mHealth and citizen-observation system, based on SOA approach.

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Distributed Ledger Technologies (Blockchain) in Capital Markets: Risk and Governance

Lee

2018

SSRN Journal

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Blockchain as a service for medical records

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Blockchain as a service models in the Internet of Things management: Systematic review

Blockchain as a service models in the Internet of Things management: Systematic review

Edge computing in multi-scope service-oriented mobile healthcare systems

Distributed Ledger Technologies (Blockchain) in Capital Markets: Risk and Governance

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