Interoperability in Blockchain based Healthcare

Technological advancements in the field of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency have continued to improve the transparency, global connectivity, and trust in today's internet. As a result, adoption of Blockchain Based Application for plethora of domains continue to grow. Interoperability is the capability of electronic health records (EHRs) and other healthcare information management systems to communicate with each other and to exchange information seamlessly. An effective health information exchange (HIE) delivers data about the patient | regardless of where care or services have been delivered | to the clinician and the care team quickly and securely. Creating a single source of truth is integral to semantic and structural interoperability. Instead of having sections of patient records scattered across several facilities and systems, all available patient information is gathered in a central hub so that care teams can easily access and view all of the same information. By making this information centralized and accessible, providers can budget their available time accordingly. Instead of spending hours mining information from disjointed, complicated, and varying technologies and locations, they can focus on more meaningful patient care interactions, conversations, and treatment plans. Despite the interest in using blockchain for healthcare interoperability, however, little information is available in the concrete architectural styles and patterns for applying blockchain to healthcare apps. With these capabilities we built an web application which performs as an single destination portfolio for every participants of the healthcare sector where the participant like patients can perform activities such as booking an appointment, requesting for medicine and acknowledging feedbacks and also participants like pharmacist and hospital can approve the patient requests accordingly, All this operations was conducted successfully by following traditional approaches like peer-to-peer network.