Performance Analysis of BlockChain-based Medical Records Management System

Koushik, Abhay; Jain, Bhavya; Menon, Nikita; Lohia, Divyansh; Chaudhari, Shilpa; P, Vijaya Kumar B

doi:10.1109/rteict46194.2019.9016812

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“…23 Figure 14 shows the comparison in terms of throughput and average latencies (s) considering 2Org_1Peer and 2Org_2Peer. Figure 14(A,B) depicts that the proposed system performs better more than twice the existing work 25 with very little change in latency. The existing work 25 has Min Avg.…”

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“…Figure 14(A,B) depicts that the proposed system performs better more than twice the existing work 25 with very little change in latency. The existing work 25 has Min Avg. Latency: 1.3 s at 10tx with 2Org_1Peer and Max Throughput: 4.2 tps at 10tx with 2Org_1Peer while the proposed work achieves Min Avg.…”

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“…Using the HLF platform, several researchers 25,26 proposed solutions for handling and sharing EHRs. The work focuses on providing solutions where the patient has control over their records.…”

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“…Performance comparison with other related work. The performance comparison of existing related work,23,25 and proposed work is demonstrated in the form of graphs and tables as shown in Figure12-14 and Tables9 and 10. For this comparison, we have considered only those related research papers which use the same implementation platform with the similar set of assumptions and constraints for securing and sharingF I G U R E11 Impact of change in batch time on query transactions throughput and average latency (s) F I G U R E 12 Number of active transactions completed w.r.t.…”

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Blockchain‐based framework for secured storage, sharing, and querying of electronic healthcare records

Kaur

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Kalra

2021

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Medical records contain vital, critical, and confidential information of any person.Paper-based medical records are being used by many hospitals that suffer from various issues like large physical storage requirements, limited security, and life. Electronic health records (EHRs) can transform this entire system but faces various security threats like unintentional disclosure, tampering, data leaks, lack of security mechanisms, and data access policies. Thus, there arises a need for a decentralized, tamper-proof, and transparent healthcare network. In this article, a permissioned blockchain-based framework using Hyperledger Fabric (HLF) is proposed, which provides secure storage, sharing, and querying of EHRs. For better data accessibility and security, algorithms have been designed to define the functionality of patients, doctors, and third-party administrator using smart-contracts. In the existing approaches, LevelDB (key store database) is used as a state database that is not suitable for handling complex queries. To overcome this issue, we have used CouchDB (document store database) as a state database where the search is based on keys and data values both rather than only keys. To measure the various performance indicators for this framework, a blockchain benchmark tool "Hyperledger Caliper" is used. The experimental results show the effectiveness and efficiency of the proposed framework.

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“…To the extent of our knowledge, there is no literature covering the same concerns? Though, blockchain technology provides patients with comprehensive, immutable records, and access to EHRs; however, retaining patient's concerns and turning it as permissioned model, unlike permission-less model has remained challenge so far, due to commerce-centric institutional behave and lack of policies [8].…”

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Survey on Robust Block-Chain Assisted Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) Infrastructure for Healthcare Sector

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Basarkod²

2022

JJEM

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Security is the prime concern and also is a requirement for the increasing usage of the internet or public cloud for storing the data. To ensure advanced security and privacy preserving task, an opportunistic computing framework has been proposed, called Block-Chain technology. The technology of blockchain application is undergoing a conceptual evolution in the healthcare industry. Patients need to focus on the details of their own healthcare and restore management of their own medical information to preserve privacy. The rapid advancement of blockchain technology in healthcare sector promotes population healthcare, including patient-related data as well as medical records. The Blockchain technology provides patients with comprehensive, immutable records of data, and access to EHRs (Electronic Health Records) free from treatment website and service providers. The aim is to provide privacy thereby security, scalability, and interoperability in a distributed decentralised network, here privacy must be achieved in between the multiparty patients(nodes) to provide apt healthcare services in hospitals where health records are maintained in EHR/PHR (Electronic /Patient Health Records) using Block chain technology assisted with Internet of Medical Things (IoMT).

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The Borrowing Medical Records System : A Case Study of Medical Information System

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Supapong,

Rujivorakul

2023

2023 Joint International Conference on Digital Arts, Media and Technology With ECTI Northern Section Conference on Electrical,

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Performance Analysis of BlockChain-based Medical Records Management System

Cited by 12 publications

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Blockchain‐based framework for secured storage, sharing, and querying of electronic healthcare records

Blockchain‐based framework for secured storage, sharing, and querying of electronic healthcare records

Survey on Robust Block-Chain Assisted Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) Infrastructure for Healthcare Sector

The Borrowing Medical Records System : A Case Study of Medical Information System

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