How does blockchain technology link with public health data and aid in the future solution of current and future public health care problems like pandemics? A considerable look at the issue by the former IBMer, with very useful links.
Blockchain and Public Health Solutions by Irving Wladawsky-Berger
The Blockchain Research Institute (BRI) is a global think tank dedicated to the strategic implications of blockchain technologies to business, government and society. On March 26, I participated in a virtual roundtable convened by the BRI to discuss the potential use of blockchain technologies for public health solutions. The roundtable’s findings and recommendations were released in early April in Blockchain Solutions in Pandemics: A Call for Innovation and Transformation in Public Health.
The report identified five key areas where blockchain could be deployed to fight Covid-19 as well as future pandemics: identity, health records and shared data; just-in-time supply chains; sustaining the economy; a rapid response registry for medical professionals; and incentives models to reward responsible behavior. In each of these areas, the report presented uses cases where blockchain is already being deployed, and recommended a number of blockchain related public health measures that will help better prepare for future pandemics. Given the broad scope of the report, I will focus my attention on one area in particular: identity, health records and shared data. ... "
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