Enterprise Blockchain Vs Public Blockchain

1. Patientory: Enterprise Blockchain vs. Public Blockchains

2. Enterprise blockchains, permissioned decentralized ledgers, are now being developed to streamline business processes. • From tracking the supply chain, recording health information, and settling global payments, Enterprise blockchains are a type of private blockchains. • Operation and network maintenance rely on incentivizing participants to join and strengthen their agility. patientory.com

3. Patientory is an permissioned enterprise-based blockchain Patientory is a decentralized network which forms the PTOYMatrix blockchain network for recording, storage, and distribution of medical and health records. The application is based on an enterprise-level blockchain that is open and distributed across healthcare providers. patientory.com

4. What features of enterprise blockchains important for Patientory 1) Regulation - An enterprise or private blockchain ensures that nodes abide by certain requirements rules and regulations to ensure appropriate workflow. • Patientory replaces the existing electronic record system in healthcare to deploy a trustless, secure, and distributed platform for patient information. • A blockchain ensures only healthcare providers have access to the records, and that they abide by HIPAA compliances. • Locking out unauthorized players pushes the privacy of Patientory to a higher level than in traditional EHR in cloud storage with many unauthorized players. patientory.com

5. 2) Privacy - Two dilemmas exist when deploying a health record interface. • One - the need to cover loopholes of data breaches from cybercriminals who might install malware in a health record system to blackmail victims. • Two - the need to provide a data-sharing point between patients and healthcare providers so that patients can view their information at their discretion. • A permissioned or enterprise blockchain is an impregnable solution for storing, securing, and distributing health records without the risk of leaking. patientory.com

6. 3) Stability - Deploying Patientory on an enterprise blockchain ensures stability. • Public blockchains pose a problem to scalability and increase the time it takes to complete a process execution and higher fees to speed up a transaction process. • Permissioned blockchains remove undue pressure and ensure processes are painless, fast, and affordable. patientory.com

7. 4) No Illegal activities - A permissioned blockchain prevents any illegal activities because users are subjected to authentication processes. • One has to be a healthcare provider to access Patientory. • The network has to be compliant with HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability) standards. patientory.com

8. Limitations of public blockchains do not apply to Patientory 1. Full immutability - One concern associated with the storage of private information is the immutability of blockchains. Imagine the disaster if a health record system is deployed in a public domain where everyone can see that sensitive information. 2. Full transparency - Enterprise blockchains ensure only authenticated users are participating in the network. This prevents misuse of the DApp by potential criminals who might blackmail high intimate patient health records. patientory.com

9. Conclusion Patientory is a decentralized app (DApp) running on permissioned blockchain technology. It aims to provide complete healthcare solutions to patients. This will improve the quality of health provision and ensure a health management system that offers interoperability across different health care providers. patientory.com

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