Topic: PTOY might be scam - page 3. (Read 5335 times)
The health information is stored in blockchains so the data can't be hacked.
Think about the Ransomware attack how thousands of hospital and databases were infected with a virus.
Blockchains are incredibly efficient too.
Hospitals have less security concerns regarding their data. Ptoy was a great catch but most people missed it. that's why it exploded in price.
Patientory will store patient health records on a decentralized platform.
This has a number of benefits:
1) Hospitals pay less to manage their data
2) Hospitals have less security concerns regarding their data
3) Efficiency will improve
What do you guys think?
This has a number of benefits:
1) Hospitals pay less to manage their data
2) Hospitals have less security concerns regarding their data
3) Efficiency will improve
What do you guys think?
I don't think so, The hospital just take a little part to manage their date. I mean if they are mostly taking a real act. I think the blockchain will be useful to make the system will be more efficient and cut the middle man to run its program or run an audit to the system.
Patientory will store patient health records on a decentralized platform.
So no patient privacy ?
No medicinal secret ?
it will be secure and private because healthcare law requires it.
How it could be private as the blockchain is public ?
That's actually possible, like with Monero and Zcash. You could also hold hashes on the blockchain. But imo the idea itself won't work
Okay, but if the data are hidden, how the hospital itself will recover them ? With a key ?
Yes, it won't work, or I need some better infos
Patientory will store patient health records on a decentralized platform.
So no patient privacy ?
No medicinal secret ?
it will be secure and private because healthcare law requires it.
How it could be private as the blockchain is public ?
That's actually possible, like with Monero and Zcash. You could also hold hashes on the blockchain. But imo the idea itself won't work
Patientory will store patient health records on a decentralized platform.
So no patient privacy ?
No medicinal secret ?
it will be secure and private because healthcare law requires it.
How it could be private as the blockchain is public ?
The fact that an industry is large doesn't mean they'll adopt the tech. And if only a small group of a large market uses your tech it won't be useful.
Have you studied the healthcare industry? Many medical institutes aren't even sharing data on the Internet, why will they use blockchain?
Patientory will store patient health records on a decentralized platform.
So no patient privacy ?
No medicinal secret ?
Fishy coin...
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