Before blockchain, sharing patient data securely and efficiently among different healthcare providers was challenging. Paper records were often susceptible to loss, theft, or unauthorized access, jeopardizing patients’ privacy and safety.
Blockchain enables patient data to be securely and efficiently stored and shared among healthcare providers. Each piece of information is encrypted and added to an immutable ledger. This assures patients that their data is secure, with only authorized personnel having access to their medical history.
Blockchain ensures the privacy and security of patient data. Through encryption and decentralized storage, it provides robust protection against unauthorized access. This allows healthcare providers to collaborate more effectively, leading to better and safer patient care.
