Topic: [ANN] [TOKEN-SALE-SUMMARY] IRYO - Unleashing the value of medical data. - page 8. (Read 2527 times)
March 23, 2018, 03:50:02 PM
Great job raising over 15mil already .. so I guess the rest of 10mil will be in crowdsale ? Or how much can be raised in Window 2 ? Can I still contribute or do I have to wait to crowdsale ?
March 23, 2018, 03:47:19 PM
Government of Slovenia recognises Iryo as “Sustainable and future-proof.” https://medium.com/iryo-network/iryo-sustainable-and-future-proof-d00d861614f3
Alongside the community driven recognition, we are now officially recognised by the Government of Slovenia.
Iryo is not focusing on a single product but thinking about the big picture when it comes to solving healthcare IT problems. Based in Slovenia (EU) and backed by one of the best Slovenian hi-tech companies 3fs we have long-term experience in the field of software development combining it with the knowledge of top medical scientists.
Iryo is implementing an entirely new model of connecting the entire sector in a completely new way, starting with a pilot project in refugee camps in the Middle East.
Recognizing R&D as crucial to the advancements in healthcare treatments we are developing partnerships with tech companies.
The Slovenian government recognized our efforts and highlighted the Iryo project in the “Implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” government report, mentioning Iryo as a company “taking an active part in achieving Sustainable Development Goals in 2018.”
The Iryo project aligns with the ideas of the development goals Slovenia has set for itself:
“While Slovenia has set its path towards well-being, it is intensely aware of its shared responsibility for global peace and prosperity. Slovenia has achieved progress in its development cooperation in recent years, supporting development and humanitarian projects in priority geographical areas: the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe, and Africa. Slovenian NGOs have also been contributing to women’s and children’s empowerment, strengthening good governance and the rule of law, environmental protection, and human security. Slovenia is contributing to improving the technical expertise of civil servants in target countries. Continued attention remains devoted to rehabilitation programmes and addressing a broader range of global post-conflict and disruptive challenges that threaten the security of individuals and communities.”
Alongside the community driven recognition, we are now officially recognised by the Government of Slovenia.
Iryo is not focusing on a single product but thinking about the big picture when it comes to solving healthcare IT problems. Based in Slovenia (EU) and backed by one of the best Slovenian hi-tech companies 3fs we have long-term experience in the field of software development combining it with the knowledge of top medical scientists.
Iryo is implementing an entirely new model of connecting the entire sector in a completely new way, starting with a pilot project in refugee camps in the Middle East.
Recognizing R&D as crucial to the advancements in healthcare treatments we are developing partnerships with tech companies.
The Slovenian government recognized our efforts and highlighted the Iryo project in the “Implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” government report, mentioning Iryo as a company “taking an active part in achieving Sustainable Development Goals in 2018.”
The Iryo project aligns with the ideas of the development goals Slovenia has set for itself:
“While Slovenia has set its path towards well-being, it is intensely aware of its shared responsibility for global peace and prosperity. Slovenia has achieved progress in its development cooperation in recent years, supporting development and humanitarian projects in priority geographical areas: the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe, and Africa. Slovenian NGOs have also been contributing to women’s and children’s empowerment, strengthening good governance and the rule of law, environmental protection, and human security. Slovenia is contributing to improving the technical expertise of civil servants in target countries. Continued attention remains devoted to rehabilitation programmes and addressing a broader range of global post-conflict and disruptive challenges that threaten the security of individuals and communities.”
March 23, 2018, 03:40:11 PM
$15.8 mio committed so far through whitelisting. Take part in the upcoming token sale and whitelist here: http://whitelist.iryo.network
active twitter .nice.
active twitter .nice.
March 23, 2018, 03:31:01 PM
Iryo Network Suite
Standardised Health Data
The Iryo Network is built on openEHR archetypes to ensure globally interoperable health data.
Zero-knowledge Data
Medical data is encrypted with zero-knowledge protocols to guarantee security & privacy.
Unified EHR
Unified medical records enable the efficient exchange of patient data between subjects of trust.
Open-source API
Iryo encourages developers to create their own solutions with the use of our open-source API.
more you can get on: https://iryo.io/#about
Standardised Health Data
The Iryo Network is built on openEHR archetypes to ensure globally interoperable health data.
Zero-knowledge Data
Medical data is encrypted with zero-knowledge protocols to guarantee security & privacy.
Unified EHR
Unified medical records enable the efficient exchange of patient data between subjects of trust.
Open-source API
Iryo encourages developers to create their own solutions with the use of our open-source API.
more you can get on: https://iryo.io/#about
March 23, 2018, 03:15:07 PM
So far over 15 million US dollars have been commited!
W0W
and new website look very tremendous
W0W
and new website look very tremendous
March 23, 2018, 11:29:37 AM
Great video about Iryo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHH8f4-3bUg
March 23, 2018, 07:05:22 AM
I love this article:
How much is your data worth to you?
Medical data seems to be the new digital oil. On one side, there is an ever-growing list of companies that are trying the get into this market, on the other hand the market is plagued by underdeveloped solutions which are opening doors to data theft and misuse of sensitive medical data.
Googling “personal data breach” shows an increasing amount of reports where databases containing our personal records get hacked, stolen or destroyed. One of the most vulnerable targets in this case are general hospitals and clinics, which struggle with security protocols, vendor lock-in, cost-cutting and other plagues of the modern health sector that seem incurable.
Big players in the field are catching on quickly. Google is already mining data of US army veterans, Amazon is developing services in the same field and Apple is getting there as well. Offering their solutions to the clinics and other medical institutions will surely be seen as an answer to the problems of underdeveloped and underfinanced systems, but keep in mind these three companies treat personal data as a commodity which must be resold and monetized. Which is alarming.
It is important that we keep our data by ourselves and not give it out !
How much is your data worth to you?
Medical data seems to be the new digital oil. On one side, there is an ever-growing list of companies that are trying the get into this market, on the other hand the market is plagued by underdeveloped solutions which are opening doors to data theft and misuse of sensitive medical data.
Googling “personal data breach” shows an increasing amount of reports where databases containing our personal records get hacked, stolen or destroyed. One of the most vulnerable targets in this case are general hospitals and clinics, which struggle with security protocols, vendor lock-in, cost-cutting and other plagues of the modern health sector that seem incurable.
Big players in the field are catching on quickly. Google is already mining data of US army veterans, Amazon is developing services in the same field and Apple is getting there as well. Offering their solutions to the clinics and other medical institutions will surely be seen as an answer to the problems of underdeveloped and underfinanced systems, but keep in mind these three companies treat personal data as a commodity which must be resold and monetized. Which is alarming.
It is important that we keep our data by ourselves and not give it out !
March 23, 2018, 07:01:49 AM
Iryo has got a nice plan going on I see their roadmap. Great vision and project goals. I hope they are going to raise Hardcap and do a great project can't wait for the platform.
March 23, 2018, 05:58:50 AM
wow huge milestone
💻 Website Update 💻
The Iryo Network website has a new look! Do not miss the presale counter with the "Funds committed" ticker. So far over 15 million US dollars have been commited!
Find out more at https://www.iryo.network
March 22, 2018, 11:27:26 PM
March 22, 2018, 07:45:48 PM
Iryo is creating a global network for healthcare data, based on a standardised, zero-knowledge data storage, blockchain access control framework. Iryo’s ecosystem is putting the patient in the center and in complete control of their valuable data. By adopting openEHR medical standards and being open-source, Iryo is solving the issue of interoperability in Healthcare IT from the ground up.
With such a great team and knowledge from healthcare
IRYO will succeed
With such a great team and knowledge from healthcare
IRYO will succeed
Yeah great knowladge from healthcare is great but still you need great knowladge in informatics and the med. law but I see they have advisord in that also so that is good.
March 22, 2018, 06:52:30 PM
The first version of the Network will be deployed in refugee camps throughout the Beqaa Valley in Lebanon this April. 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.
March 22, 2018, 03:29:11 PM
We have just published a detailed roadmap on Medium.
Roadmap
Q3 2018
Q4 2018
Q1 2019
Q2 2019
Q3 2019
Q4 2019
2020+
Primary Services provided in refugee camps under the Walk with me project
Family practice:
1. Annual check-ups
2. Immunisation Assessment
3. Chronic Diseases Management
4. Minor First Aid
5. Suturing
6. Lancing
7. Boils
8. IV Fluids
Pediatrics:
1. Asthma Care
2. Behaviour Evaluations
3. Immunisations
4. Screening: Dental, Hearing, Lead, Nutrition, Tuberculosis, and Vision
5. Sick Care & Injuries
6. Well Child Care
Dermatology:
1. General Dermatology
2. Allergic Skin Diseases
4. Melanoma & Skin Cancer
5. Psoriasis
Community Health:
1. Health Education
2. Health Promotion
3. Hygiene
4. Water Sanitation
5. Nutrition
6. Smoking Cessation
School Health:
1. Health Education
2. Vaccine Catch Up
3. Hearing Screening
4. Vision Screening
5. Growth Assessment
6. Nutrition
Dental services:
1. Oral Health Education
2. Cavity Prevention & Treatment
3. Temporary Fillings
4. Sealants
5. Fluoride
Mental Health:
1. Screening for Post-Traumatic Stress
2. Support for Chronic Mental Health Issues
3. Trauma Counseling
Obstetrics:
1. Advice for Mothers
2. Folic Acid & Vitamin Support
3. Consultation for Low-Risk Pregnancies
4. Breast-feeding Support
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.
Primary Services provided in refugee camps under the Walk with me project
Family practice:
1. Annual check-ups
2. Immunisation Assessment
3. Chronic Diseases Management
4. Minor First Aid
5. Suturing
6. Lancing
7. Boils
8. IV Fluids
Pediatrics:
1. Asthma Care
2. Behaviour Evaluations
3. Immunisations
4. Screening: Dental, Hearing, Lead, Nutrition, Tuberculosis, and Vision
5. Sick Care & Injuries
6. Well Child Care
Dermatology:
1. General Dermatology
2. Allergic Skin Diseases
4. Melanoma & Skin Cancer
5. Psoriasis
Community Health:
1. Health Education
2. Health Promotion
3. Hygiene
4. Water Sanitation
5. Nutrition
6. Smoking Cessation
School Health:
1. Health Education
2. Vaccine Catch Up
3. Hearing Screening
4. Vision Screening
5. Growth Assessment
6. Nutrition
Dental services:
1. Oral Health Education
2. Cavity Prevention & Treatment
3. Temporary Fillings
4. Sealants
5. Fluoride
Mental Health:
1. Screening for Post-Traumatic Stress
2. Support for Chronic Mental Health Issues
3. Trauma Counseling
Obstetrics:
1. Advice for Mothers
2. Folic Acid & Vitamin Support
3. Consultation for Low-Risk Pregnancies
4. Breast-feeding Support
Quite a busy roadmap you have there
Good luck I believe in this project. March 22, 2018, 02:18:51 PM
Which will be the hardest part for IRYO team?
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.
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.
March 22, 2018, 11:57:51 AM
2020+:
· Large scale integration with ERP/HIS.
what mean that?
· Large scale integration with ERP/HIS.
what mean that?
March 22, 2018, 08:03:56 AM
Do you have any bounty campaign?
March 22, 2018, 07:17:55 AM
Well this looks very promising
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.
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.
March 22, 2018, 05:26:53 AM
We have just published a detailed roadmap on Medium.
Roadmap
Q3 2018
Q4 2018
Q1 2019
Q2 2019
Q3 2019
Q4 2019
2020+
Primary Services provided in refugee camps under the Walk with me project
Family practice:
1. Annual check-ups
2. Immunisation Assessment
3. Chronic Diseases Management
4. Minor First Aid
5. Suturing
6. Lancing
7. Boils
8. IV Fluids
Pediatrics:
1. Asthma Care
2. Behaviour Evaluations
3. Immunisations
4. Screening: Dental, Hearing, Lead, Nutrition, Tuberculosis, and Vision
5. Sick Care & Injuries
6. Well Child Care
Dermatology:
1. General Dermatology
2. Allergic Skin Diseases
4. Melanoma & Skin Cancer
5. Psoriasis
Community Health:
1. Health Education
2. Health Promotion
3. Hygiene
4. Water Sanitation
5. Nutrition
6. Smoking Cessation
School Health:
1. Health Education
2. Vaccine Catch Up
3. Hearing Screening
4. Vision Screening
5. Growth Assessment
6. Nutrition
Dental services:
1. Oral Health Education
2. Cavity Prevention & Treatment
3. Temporary Fillings
4. Sealants
5. Fluoride
Mental Health:
1. Screening for Post-Traumatic Stress
2. Support for Chronic Mental Health Issues
3. Trauma Counseling
Obstetrics:
1. Advice for Mothers
2. Folic Acid & Vitamin Support
3. Consultation for Low-Risk Pregnancies
4. Breast-feeding Support
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.
Primary Services provided in refugee camps under the Walk with me project
Family practice:
1. Annual check-ups
2. Immunisation Assessment
3. Chronic Diseases Management
4. Minor First Aid
5. Suturing
6. Lancing
7. Boils
8. IV Fluids
Pediatrics:
1. Asthma Care
2. Behaviour Evaluations
3. Immunisations
4. Screening: Dental, Hearing, Lead, Nutrition, Tuberculosis, and Vision
5. Sick Care & Injuries
6. Well Child Care
Dermatology:
1. General Dermatology
2. Allergic Skin Diseases
4. Melanoma & Skin Cancer
5. Psoriasis
Community Health:
1. Health Education
2. Health Promotion
3. Hygiene
4. Water Sanitation
5. Nutrition
6. Smoking Cessation
School Health:
1. Health Education
2. Vaccine Catch Up
3. Hearing Screening
4. Vision Screening
5. Growth Assessment
6. Nutrition
Dental services:
1. Oral Health Education
2. Cavity Prevention & Treatment
3. Temporary Fillings
4. Sealants
5. Fluoride
Mental Health:
1. Screening for Post-Traumatic Stress
2. Support for Chronic Mental Health Issues
3. Trauma Counseling
Obstetrics:
1. Advice for Mothers
2. Folic Acid & Vitamin Support
3. Consultation for Low-Risk Pregnancies
4. Breast-feeding Support
March 22, 2018, 01:18:55 AM
Iryo is creating a global network for healthcare data, based on a standardised, zero-knowledge data storage, blockchain access control framework. Iryo’s ecosystem is putting the patient in the center and in complete control of their valuable data. By adopting openEHR medical standards and being open-source, Iryo is solving the issue of interoperability in Healthcare IT from the ground up.
With such a great team and knowledge from healthcare
IRYO will succeed
With such a great team and knowledge from healthcare
IRYO will succeed
March 22, 2018, 01:04:54 AM
What should a good IT system look like?
All of the mentioned barriers pose a challenge for IT providers. Future visionaries within this space must have deep technical knowledge while keeping the philosophy behind healthcare and the patients needs always in mind. This delicate balance requires:
1. The accurate observation of current workflows,
2. understanding how to best optimize processes by leveraging new technologies,
3. the effective design of solutions that ease medical staff workload, in conjunction with being useful for data gathering purposes,
4. identifying early adopters and considering the best approach for wider implementation of solutions,
5. be aware of potential lack of resources for new hardware in public systems and developing countries, making software use suboptimal,
6. knowing what will motivate and incentivise current healthcare workers to adopt and utilize new technology.
All of the mentioned barriers pose a challenge for IT providers. Future visionaries within this space must have deep technical knowledge while keeping the philosophy behind healthcare and the patients needs always in mind. This delicate balance requires:
1. The accurate observation of current workflows,
2. understanding how to best optimize processes by leveraging new technologies,
3. the effective design of solutions that ease medical staff workload, in conjunction with being useful for data gathering purposes,
4. identifying early adopters and considering the best approach for wider implementation of solutions,
5. be aware of potential lack of resources for new hardware in public systems and developing countries, making software use suboptimal,
6. knowing what will motivate and incentivise current healthcare workers to adopt and utilize new technology.
true!
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