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BLOCKCHAIN IN HEALTHCARE TODAY: 2022 PREDICTIONS.
Daniel Conway1, Mohan Venkataraman2, Daniel Laverick3
1Associate Director, Blockchain Center of Excellence, Clinical Professor of Information Systems, University of Arkansas, USA.
Blockchain in Healthcare Today
|February 13, 2023
Summary
Experts share insights on blockchain technology advances in healthcare for 2022. This analysis highlights anticipated market opportunities and identifies gaps in collaboration, governance, and efficiency for blockchain in healthcare.
Area of Science:
- Blockchain technology
- Healthcare informatics
- Digital health innovation
Background:
- Blockchain and Healthcare Today surveys experts annually.
- Input is gathered from journal board members, symposium speakers, and industry leaders.
- The focus is on near-term perspectives and advances in healthcare.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present expert views on blockchain technology in healthcare for 2022.
- To identify anticipated market opportunities for blockchain in the healthcare sector.
- To highlight existing gaps in regional and global collaboration, governance, and efficiency.
Main Methods:
- Expert surveys and interviews.
- Analysis of perspectives from key opinion leaders in the blockchain and healthcare ecosystem.
- Qualitative assessment of market trends and challenges.
Main Results:
- Anticipated market opportunities for blockchain applications in healthcare.
- Identified gaps in current blockchain implementation and adoption.
- Perspectives on the need for enhanced collaboration and governance frameworks.
- Insights into improving efficiency through blockchain technology.
Conclusions:
- Blockchain technology holds significant potential for healthcare advancement.
- Addressing identified gaps is crucial for successful global and regional adoption.
- Enhanced collaboration and governance are key to unlocking blockchain's full potential in healthcare.
Keywords:
blockchain in healthcarechain of custodycryptocurrencydecentralized ledgersfast healthcare interoperability resources (fhir)health information exchangesid keychainmaster indexpharmaceutical manufacturerssmart contractssupply chainMore Related Videos
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