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Cloud Health Resource Sharing Based on Consensus-Oriented Blockchain Technology: Case Study on a Breast Tumor
Xiaobao Zhu1,2, Jing Shi2, Cuiyuan Lu2
1School of Software, Nanchang Hangkong University, Nanchang, China.
This study introduces a cloud health resource-sharing model using blockchain technology for secure data sharing. A simulation demonstrated its feasibility for breast tumor diagnosis, highlighting its potential for broader health applications.
Area of Science:
- Computer Science
- Health Informatics
- Blockchain Technology
Background:
- Blockchain technology offers decentralization and security, with emerging applications in health data and resource sharing.
- Significant research efforts are focused on advancing blockchain for various fields, including healthcare.
Observation:
- A novel cloud health resource-sharing model is proposed, leveraging consensus-oriented blockchain technology.
- The platform utilizes a consortium or federated blockchain, integrating both centralized and decentralized features.
- Open-source Ethereum code and Proof of Authority consensus algorithm form the blockchain environment.
Findings:
- A simulation for breast tumor classification involved 9893 requests and 22 service providers.
- The weighted k-nearest neighbors (KNN) algorithm recommended service providers for request fulfillment.
- System performance stabilized, with a majority of requests handled by 9 providers, influenced by user priority on KNN weights.
Implications:
- The proposed blockchain model is feasible for cloud-based breast tumor diagnosis services.
- This model demonstrates potential for application in diverse health data and resource-sharing scenarios.
- The study underscores the impact of user priority settings on system outcomes in blockchain-enabled healthcare platforms.
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