Thanks for this; it's fascinating and it's difficult for me to understand
how this would operate in practice. What if information was suddenly
needed by a doctor for another case and the patient has died? What if the
patient was comatose and the information was needed to save hir life? What
Alan,
I'm sceptical about it too. For one thing paying for medical care is
still private medicine, even if the payment in question is made via a
new type of e-currency. But it's also unclear from the article exactly
how much the blockchain will be involved in medical record-keeping - is
the
Hi, read about this as well as the comments which are somewhat skeptical -
I'm curious what your opinion is?
Thanks, Alan
On Sun, 3 Jun 2018, Edward Picot via NetBehaviour wrote:
A new telemedicine platform utilising blockchain technology will be trialled
with patients in south-west
*A new telemedicine platform utilising blockchain technology will be
trialled with patients in south-west London next month...*
**https://www.digitalhealth.net/2018/05/blockchain-enabled-telemedicine-service-to-by-piloted-with-groves-medical-patients/
