A simple introduction to BlockChain Technology and the science behind blockchain technology.

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2. BLOCK CHAIN IS A SINGLE
VERSION OF TRUTH MADE
POSSIBLE BY AN IMMUTABLE
AND SECURE TIME-STAMPED
LEDGER, COPIES OF WHICH ARE
HELD BY MULTIPLE PARTIES.

3. Blockchain vs Bitcoin.
• Blockchain is the Concept.
• Blockchain is the technology that runs Bitcoin.
• Bitcoin is the Implementation.

5. Issues with the current Banking System.
1. Transaction Fees. 2. Fake Currencies.

6. 3. Takes long Time for transactions.
Issues with the current Banking System.
4. Banks can collapse.

7. Satoshi Nakamoto

8. Bitcoin solves all these issues.

9. Revolutionary Crytpo-currency running on
Blockchain Technology.

10. Features:
1. No Transaction Fees.
2. Transactions within minutes.
3. Decentralized.
4. Immutable to Hacks.

11. Bitcoin Transactions.

13. Technologies.

14. Various Blockchain based Coins.

15. www.coinmarketcap.com/

16. USE CASES.

17. 1.) Single, longitudinal patient records
Longitudinal patient records- compiling
episodes, disease registries, lab results,
treatments- can be achieved through
blockchain, including inpatient, ambulatory and
wearable data- assisting providers in coming up
with better ways of delivering care.
2.) Master patient indices
Often when dealing with healthcare data,
records get mismatched or duplicated. Also,
different EHRs have a different schema for
every single field- coming up with different
ways of entering and manipulating the simplest
of data sets.
3.) Claims adjudication
Since blockchain works on a validation-based exchange, the
claims can be automatically verified where the network agrees
upon the way a contract is executed. Also, since there is no
central authority, there would be fewer errors or frauds.
4.) Supply chain management
Blockchain-based contracts can assist healthcare organizations
in monitoring supply-demand cycles through its entire lifecycle-
how is the transaction taking place, whether the contract is
successful, or if there are any delays.
5.)Interoperability
Interoperability, the very promise of blockchain, can be realized
by the use of sophisticated APIs to make EHR interoperability
and data storage a reliable process. With blockchain network
being shared with authorized providers in a secure and
standardized way, that would eliminate the cost and burden
associated with data reconciliation.
Other than these, blockchain can transform revenue cycle
management, drug supply management, clinical trials and
prevent frauds.
Uses in HEALTH CARE.

19. Thank you.
Sai Sriharsha S.
Graduate Student, UMKC.