With the help of one NFT marketplace, patients may be able to share data with their providers securely
To advance medical care, a solution for secure, anonymous data may be the ticket to utilizing patient data.
Healthcare data was created because when used correctly it can save lives.
It takes time, energy and resources to issue a life-saving medication. Meaning, it probably isn’t possible for smaller organizations to do this.
By default companies and governments worldwide are actively seek better ways to gather medical data for research.
Protecting patient data
“In practice, patients from anywhere can volunteer to share their data through accredited healthcare providers as a nonfungible token or NFT.”
Since patients can have confidence the blockchain will keep their data anonymous and encrypted, they are more likely to volunteer to share their data. Especially since there is a reward, patients will earn the Aimedis Token(AIMX) in exchange for their anonymized data and may also be eligible for discounts on other services that the e-health platform offers.
“With greater security, companies gain access to a more extensive database that they can then use to treat others who experience similar health problems with medications, treatments or vaccines, effectively democratizing research.”
“To make this model, as well as other e-health features possible, Aimedis uses a multi-blockchain system that implements a decentralized-nonpublic blockchain to save transaction IDs, vaccinations and organ donor passes.”
Continuous Advancements:
The NFT marketplace is only one of the avenues Aimedis is exploring. The NFT marketplace is only one of the avenues AImedis is exploring.
The e-health platform has noted steady growth as they expand to more countries, even sharing their goal to reach 1 million users at the end of 2021.
Aimedis’ IDO is going live on Oct. 19, with the presale and seed sale already open