Survey on Electronic Health Record Management Using Amalgamation of Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain Technologies

Abstract

In the present times, the healthcare sector has seen an enormous growth in the usage of technology ranging from EHRs (electronic health records) to personal health trackers. Currently, there is a need for managing EHRs effectively with respect to storage, privacy and security measures. State-of-art technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) are applied in the healthcare domain. Innovation in AI is steadily advancing and is finding its place in different industries. The integration of blockchain and AI looks promising as there are several benefits. Blockchain can make the AI more secure and autonomous whereas AI can drive the blockchain with intelligence. The objective of this article is to explore the uses of blockchain as well as AI technology in the field of healthcare. We aim to survey the advantages, issues and challenges of integrating blockchain with AI technology, including future research directions in the healthcare domain. In this study, Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) rules and an efficient searching protocol were used to examine several scientific databases to recognize and investigate every important publication. A solid systematic review was carried out on integration of blockchain and AI in the healthcare domain to identify existing challenges and benefits of integrating these two technologies in healthcare. Our study found that the integration of AI and blockchain technology has a potential to provide several benefits in terms of performance and security which conventional EHRs lack. The inherent benefits of blockchain and AI together are limitless, but the bare outcomes based on blockchain powered by AI technology are yet to be obtained. In addition, the outcome of our detailed study may aid researchers to carry out further research.

Blockchain-Based Framework for Privacy Preservation and Securing EHR with Patient-Centric Access Control

“…Correspondingly, the results of the Sepolia framework are discussed in Table 2. The scalability of the proposed approach is achieved using the IPFS approach (Puneeth & Parthasarathy, 2021;Rao & Manvi, 2023). The experimental analysis shows that the proposed system can process large datasets with low latency.…”

Blockchain Revolution in Healthcare: Fostering Applications, Enhancing Security, and Ensuring Data Interoperability

“…Blockchain technology can significantly improve the privacy and security of healthcare data, allowing for secure and reliable information sharing [13,14]. It also has the potential to enhance the administration of electronic health records (EHRs) by addressing issues related to storage, confidentiality, and security [15]. Additionally, the combination of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance the functionality and security of healthcare systems [15].…”

“…It also has the potential to enhance the administration of electronic health records (EHRs) by addressing issues related to storage, confidentiality, and security [15]. Additionally, the combination of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance the functionality and security of healthcare systems [15]. However, the challenges and risks associated with security, privacy, and technical implementation must be effectively addressed to ensure the successful implementation of blockchain technology in healthcare [15], [16].…”

“…Additionally, the combination of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance the functionality and security of healthcare systems [15]. However, the challenges and risks associated with security, privacy, and technical implementation must be effectively addressed to ensure the successful implementation of blockchain technology in healthcare [15], [16]. Overall, blockchain technology presents promising prospects for addressing the challenges confronted by the healthcare industry, furnishing a secure and transparent platform for data management and sharing [11].…”