Journal ArticleOpen Access
Blockchain Bridges Critical National Infrastructures: E-Healthcare Data Migration Perspective
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Author Affiliations
Kunming University of Science and Technology, China People's Public Security University, Najran University, University of Surrey, ...
Published InIEEE Access
Year2022
Citations38
Abstract
Secure management of Critical National Infrastructures (CNI) is a burning challenge to any state. As a CNI, Electronic Healthcare System (EHS) infrastructure records citizens’ medical records, raising security and privacy concerns. Traditional EHS functions independently where patients’ records are recorded and maintained in centralized systems that produce massive redundant data. Due to the non-coherence of these systems, data atomicity is not maintained; hence research results based on these data create questioning. Moreover, medical records are valuable for research but cannot be public due to security and privacy. Blockchain (BC) is currently considered a potential solution for the challenges. Blockchain can integrate every independent EHS as a bridging platform. The solution can ensure data uniqueness and overcome security issues. The prime…
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