Topic: [ANN] [TOKEN-SALE-SUMMARY] IRYO - Unleashing the value of medical data. - page 2. (Read 2480 times)

Great to start partnering. It is important to have a partner in every specific segment that makes Iryo just that.

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Key characteristics

1. Iryo is fully committed to being open-source (back-end & clients).
2. Iryo is built on open standards & medical archetypes (OpenEHR) for health data formats.
3. Using a public blockchain (EOS)
4. Solid private key management & recovery solutions with ZeroPass.
5. The Iryo ICO will be on Ethereum with ERC20 while the Iryo application will use EOS based tokens. The reasons behind utilizing EOS are the low fees and fast transactions associated with their infrastructure.

Roadmap Update
With the current progress of development, a detailed roadmap is crucial for the transparency and execution of the Iryo network. This roadmap will outline Iryo’s core development for the upcoming year. The team is looking forward to surpassing the milestones set below and will ensure to keep the community updated as frequently as possible in regards to future partnerships and new devlopments.

The development team currently consists of our CTO, Dominik Žnidar, two backend developers, a front-end developer, product manager and UX designer. We recently shared a post that discusses how we’ve designed 3rd-party access, which gives secure and transparent access to a person’s health data to those who are not part of the Iryo Network.


The first version of the Network will be deployed in refugee camps throughout the Beqaa Valley in Lebanon in the beginning of May. The platform will be piloted by the Walk With Me organisation (run by the non-profit organization Tying Vines, Inc.), an NGO that has close to 6,000,000 displaced refugees that will be able to test the platform.

The deployment will feature a front-facing application for healthcare providers (doctors, nurses and administrators), a secure and distributed storage protocol (on local servers and Iryo’s cloud) and a patient app for Android that will enable efficient patient identification. The platform will cover different types of workflows and support healthcare data specifically for primary healthcare services. See appendix for the complete list.

After gathering feedback and testing within the environment, Iryo will extend the network to Jordan in June, and then to four more countries by fall of 2018 (Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Djibouti).

Roadmap
Q3 2018
· Integration with EOS mainnet.
· Utilizing EOS public ledger for a distributed access control list.
· Data fingerprinting on EOS to ensure data immutability.
· Healthcare providers IRYO token staking.
· Testing of Nucypher’s SDK for proxy re-encryption.

Q4 2018
· First release of the Iryo patient app:
· Storage of data on the end-user’s device.
· Controlling the distributed ACL.
· Public & Private key management.
· Improved end-user onboarding.
· First release of public APIs for Iryo third party app development.
· Test integration with telemedicine platform.

Q1 2019:
· Zero-knowledge data storage.
· Fully encrypted health data with the end-user’s private key.
· Full integration with Nucypher for proxy re-encryption.
· Deployment for a network of specialist clinics in Slovenia.

Q2 2019
· Web application for 3rd party access:
· Generation of public & private key for accessing Iryo end-user data.
· Expanded support for OpenEHR archetypes.
· Updated and enhanced Iryo public APIs.
· Test integration with IoT devices and wearables.

Q3 2019:
· Enhanced granularity of data permissions.
· Zero Pass private key management & recovery.
· Expanded support for OpenEHR archetypes.

Q4 2019:
· Beta release of researcher portal.
· Expanded support for OpenEHR archetypes.
· End-user app support of analyze in place (beta).

2020+:
· Large scale integration with ERP/HIS.

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IRYO Token Presale Guide
The Iryo Network presale opens March 28th (12:00 midday GMT), and will continue for 7 days, closing on April 4th (11:59AM GMT). This presale window will carry a 30% discount. In order to participate, contributors must have passed the KYC/AML checks during the whitelisting process. If you were successfully whitelisted you would have received a confirmation email from Iryo stating the status of your whitelisting was successful.

https://medium.com/iryo-network/presale-summary-575bb54d49c0

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https://medium.com/iryo-network/iryo-teams-up-with-adriatic-slovenica-insurance-company-to-disrupt-healthcare-e5568d0e8e85

Great article:

Iryo delivering better health outcomes
There’s an important reason the Presidents of the United States travel with their personal physician. In the event of a health emergency, there is a doctor at their side with knowledge and access to the President’s entire health history and who can ensure the best delivery of medical services. But, what about the rest of us without the luxury of having a doctor on our payroll?

In the event of a health emergency, the portability and interoperability of our medical history and records will greatly impact the health outcome. I recently experienced how the lack of portable and interoperable medical records in an emergency situation endangered the health of my child. In describing the experience, I will be intentionally vague on some details in order to protect the privacy of my child.

On a Thursday morning, my child was experiencing severe pain. We immediately went to the pediatrician’s office. An MRI scan was performed. The pediatrician was unsure how to treat the situation and instructed us to come back if the condition got worse. The condition did get worse on Saturday night. As the pediatrician’s office was closed, we went to the hospital emergency room. Neither the hospital nor I had access to medical records generated at the pediatrician’s office a couple days ago, so another MRI was ordered and evaluated as well as other tests. The team of doctors at the hospital recommended immediate surgery but wanted to get the opinion of a specialist before proceeding.

However, another complication arose. It’s late Saturday night and there isn’t a doctor in my region with the needed speciality. Even if a specialist was found, it was unknown how the hospital would be able to immediately transmit my child’s medical records to the specialist with full data integrity and security. Fortunately, the hospital staff found a specialist still awake in a city 130 miles away and figured out a way to transmit the medical records.

Thankfully, once the specialist saw the MRI scan, he saw that my child had been misdiagnosed and didn’t need surgery. Instead, my child fully recovered from the condition about a week later. Despite this fantastic outcome, I was shocked how the inability to access and share medical records posed a significant health risk to my family and almost caused my child to have an unnecessary surgery.


To address this issue, Iryo is building the tools that create unified health records of globally interoperable medical data with openEHR archetypes that empowers patients to take their medical histories with them. Unified health records, solidified by the adoption of blockchain enable patients to have secure access and allows them to selectively share their medical history with any medical professional, anywhere in the world.

In the case of my child, with the adoption of the Iryo network, I could have possessed the MRI scan and other medical records generated at the pediatrician’s office. I could then have instantly shared that medical data with the hospital emergency room doctors and the specialist and arrived at a quick and accurate diagnosis. With Iryo, we could have avoided 5+ hours in the emergency room, wasted MRI and other medical tests, and wasted hours of several medical professionals’ time.

Iryo will not only aid in better health outcomes, it will also make healthcare delivery more efficient and reduce waste.

https://medium.com/iryo-network/iryo-delivering-better-health-outcomes-d5aeb55cab63

Is that it?  or it will be updated in near future?



Key characteristics

1. Iryo is fully committed to being open-source (back-end & clients).
2. Iryo is built on open standards & medical archetypes (OpenEHR) for health data formats.
3. Using a public blockchain (EOS)
4. Solid private key management & recovery solutions with ZeroPass.
5. The Iryo ICO will be on Ethereum with ERC20 while the Iryo application will use EOS based tokens. The reasons behind utilizing EOS are the low fees and fast transactions associated with their infrastructure.