Blockchain structures to guarantee logging integrity of a digital platform to support community-dwelling older adults

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作者：
Marco Rosa
João Paulo Barraca
Nelson Pacheco Rocha
机构：
[1] University of Aveiro,Department of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics
[2] University of Aveiro,Institute of Electronics and Informatics Engineering of Aveiro
[3] Campo Universitário de Santiago,Institute of Telecommunications
[4] University of Aveiro,Department of Medical Sciences
来源：
Cluster Computing | 2020年 / 23卷
关键词：
Logging; Integrity; Auditing; Blockchain; FHIR; Older adults;
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摘要：
Current epidemiological changes promote a trend toward distributed care provision in the community. Digital platforms allowing the exchange of patient information are essential in optimizing community care. However, these digital platforms should present trustworthy environments. This article reports a study aiming to implement and evaluate a Logging Service based on blockchain technologies to guarantee the integrity of the activity logs of the Social Cooperation for Integrated Assisted Living platform. This platform of services was developed to support integrated care and assistance of community-dwelling older adults and uses the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources to promote information interoperability.
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