Masterarbeit, 2019
100 Seiten, Note: 8,5
This master's thesis aims to analyze the applicability of various blockchain technologies to the healthcare system. The research evaluates multiple blockchain solutions and their technical features to determine how different blockchain types and consensus algorithms impact the benefits, advantages, and limitations of their use in healthcare. The ultimate goal is to identify, through a multicriteria evaluation, the optimal blockchain technology for improving the healthcare system.
Introduction: This chapter sets the stage for the thesis by introducing the concept of blockchain as a disruptive innovation with the potential to revolutionize the healthcare system. It highlights the importance of secure and accessible health data, emphasizing the need for patient-centric approaches to improve healthcare quality and reduce costs. The chapter establishes the research questions and objectives, focusing on evaluating the suitability of different blockchain technologies for optimizing healthcare operations and data management. The problem of data silos and interoperability issues within the healthcare system is identified as the main driver of this research.
Blockchain: This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of blockchain technology. It delves into the historical background and evolution of blockchain, explaining its underlying principles and technical aspects, such as the anatomy of a block, different types of blockchains, and various consensus algorithms. The chapter lays the groundwork for understanding the technical nuances of the different blockchain solutions that are subsequently evaluated in the thesis. This detailed exploration of the technical aspects of blockchain is crucial for evaluating the suitability of different blockchain technologies within the context of the healthcare system.
Literature Review: This chapter presents a thorough review of existing literature pertaining to the application of blockchain technology in healthcare. It outlines the methodology employed in the literature review and critically analyzes the various proposed solutions found in previous research. The chapter identifies current challenges and gaps in the field, setting the context for the original contribution made by the thesis. This chapter serves as a foundation for the thesis by summarizing and critically evaluating existing knowledge, ensuring the research builds upon and contributes to the existing body of work.
Health Data, Data Ownership, Blockchain, Healthcare, Interoperability, Multicriteria Evaluation, Consensus Algorithms, Patient-centric Healthcare, Data Security, Decentralization.
This master's thesis analyzes the applicability of various blockchain technologies to improve the healthcare system. It focuses on evaluating different blockchain solutions and their technical features to determine the optimal technology for enhancing healthcare operations and data management.
The research aims to evaluate blockchain technologies for healthcare, analyze the impact of different blockchain types and consensus algorithms, assess the benefits and limitations of blockchain in healthcare, identify the optimal blockchain solution for improving healthcare systems, and explore blockchain's potential to address data ownership and interoperability issues.
The thesis includes an introduction establishing the research questions and objectives, a chapter dedicated to a comprehensive overview of blockchain technology (including its evolution, types, and consensus algorithms), a literature review critically analyzing existing research on blockchain in healthcare, and a conclusion summarizing the findings and contributions.
The thesis covers the historical background and evolution of blockchain, its underlying principles, the anatomy of a block, different types of blockchains (e.g., public, private, permissioned), and various consensus algorithms. The technical details are crucial for evaluating the suitability of different blockchain technologies in healthcare.
A dedicated literature review chapter presents a thorough examination of existing research on applying blockchain to healthcare. This review outlines the methodology used, critically analyzes previous proposed solutions, and identifies current challenges and gaps in the field to establish a strong foundation for the thesis's original contribution.
The thesis addresses the problem of data silos and interoperability issues within the healthcare system. It seeks to identify a blockchain solution that can improve data security, access, and sharing, ultimately leading to better patient care and reduced costs.
The thesis employs a multicriteria evaluation to identify the optimal blockchain technology for improving the healthcare system. The specific methodology used in the literature review is described in the dedicated chapter.
Key terms include Health Data, Data Ownership, Blockchain, Healthcare, Interoperability, Multicriteria Evaluation, Consensus Algorithms, Patient-centric Healthcare, Data Security, and Decentralization.
The ultimate goal is to identify, through a multicriteria evaluation, the optimal blockchain technology for improving the healthcare system by addressing challenges related to data security, interoperability, and patient-centric data management.
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