Despite an increased focus on the security of electronic health records and an effort by large
cities around the globe to pursue smart city infrastructure, the private information of patients …

Although the blockchain technology was first introduced through Bitcoin, extending its usage
to non-financial applications, such as managing electronic medical records, is an attractive …

Electronic health records (HERs) contain highly sensitive and private data. In the current
centralized system, patient healthcare data is not secure and that raises serious concerns …

Electronic medical records (EMRs) are critical, highly sensitive private information in
healthcare, and need to be frequently shared among peers. Blockchain provides a shared …

The emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) has resulted in a significant increase in
research on e-health. As the amount of patient data grows, it has become increasingly …

Nowadays, blockchain is developing as a secure and trustworthy platform for secure
information sharing in areas of application like banking, supply chain management, food …

In the digital healthcare era, it is of the utmost importance to harness medical information
scattered across healthcare institutions to support in-depth data analysis and achieve …

With the digitization of healthcare, an immense amount of sensitive medical data are
generated and shared between various healthcare stakeholders—however, traditional …

A smart city ensures quality maintenance in diverse sectors, namely citizen safety, security,
healthcare, transportation, and energy. Besides, data privacy and security have become an …

Disseminating medical data beyond the protected cloud of institutions poses severe risks to
patients' privacy, as breaches push them to the point where they abstain from full disclosure …