Prospects of Blockchain Technology and Smart Contracts in the Medical Sphere

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作者：
Buletsa, Sibilla [1 ]
Eugene, Kharytonov [2 ]
Iryna, Davydova [3 ]
机构：
[1] Uzhgorod Natl Univ, Law Fac, Dept Civil Law & Procedure Law, 26 Kapitulna Str, Uzhgorod, Ukraine
[2] Natl Univ, Odesa Law Acad, Law Fac, Dept Civil Law, Pionerska Str 21, Odesa, Ukraine
[3] Natl Univ, Odesa Law Acad, Law Fac, Pionerska Str 21, Odesa, Ukraine
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VISION 2025: EDUCATION EXCELLENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF INNOVATIONS THROUGH SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE | 2019年
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eHealth; contract; information technology; IT law; blockchain; smart contract; medicine; doctor; patient;
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摘要：
The article describes the characteristics of smart contracts as prospects for the development of transactions in the conditions of information technology development. It is established that a smart contract can be considered from two positions: legal (as a transaction) and technical (as a computer program). Smart contracts allow you to store medical records and patient information in a digital book. Blockchain Health Benefits and Smart Contract Characteristics are analyzed. Listed are the obvious problems that arise in today's healthcare infrastructure. The conclusion is made about the prospect of using symbiosis of blockchain and smart contract. A study has been conducted on the benefits of blockchain-based health care.
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页码：11980 / 11989
页数：10
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