A Patient-Centric Blockchain Framework for Transparent and Secure Medical Data Sharing Using Modified AES

Due to its decentralised, accessible, and secured structure, blockchain—a framework that has historically been viewed with suspicion—has developed into a groundbreaking breakthrough. Reliable automated scripting and static data records are also a part of this system. The intricacy and expertise required to operate with blockchain technology is one of its disadvantages. Machine Learning (ML) frameworks are the key fixing this problem. It has the potential to make Blockchain more user-friendly. In this research paper, we reviewed the current state of blockchain-based cloud computing, machine learning, and safe data exchange. In this study, we suggest using a blockchain technology to provide a safe space where health entities can share medical information transparently. A modified advanced encryption standard (MAES) based blockchain encryption model is developed by us. This method is based on engineering and AI principles, and its main objective is to design useful artefacts that improve their respective domains.

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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iciics63763.2024.10859825
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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Due to its decentralised, accessible, and secured structure, blockchain—a framework that has historically been viewed with suspicion—has developed into a groundbreaking breakthrough. Reliable automated scripting and static data records are also a part of this system. The intricacy and expertise required to operate with blockchain technology is one of its disadvantages. Machine Learning (ML) frameworks are the key fixing this problem. It has the potential to make Blockchain more user-friendly. In this research paper, we reviewed the current state of blockchain-based cloud computing, machine learning, and safe data exchange. In this study, we suggest using a blockchain technology to provide a safe space where health entities can share medical information transparently. A modified advanced encryption standard (MAES) based blockchain encryption model is developed by us. This method is based on engineering and AI principles, and its main objective is to design useful artefacts that improve their respective domains.

University of the Cumberlands (US), Meenakshi Academy of Higher Education and Research (IN), Dr. Hari Singh Gour University (IN)
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