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There was a new article published:
https://themerkle.com/ehealth-first-how-big-data-and-blockchain-tech-will-improve-healthcare-outcomes/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Explanatory article. There are three main features of the platform:
1. Remote diagnostics and recommendations.
2. Knowledge base of medical literature.
3. Access to the patient's medical records from any place.

I think this is the most important part of it: "3. Access to the patient's medical records from any place."

It is perfect to reach record from any place with a permission could make a great improvement in the health industry.

I would say the data itself and its accessibility. The latter itself is not a big deal in the internet era, but the precise medical data that can only be accessed by you from everywhere - that's another step in implementing blockchain technologies into everyday life.

It is one of the biggest problems in the health industry. Doctors can't get accurate patient history and they are making the same tests over and over again. And they can't just make the right diagnosis because they don't have the before data.

True, however if you have a disease you must have your medical data in that moment. This project will help the doctors to look on different patters and anticipate different stages in you overall health.

How would Ehealt intend to work, such historical data would not be available on blockchain for possible needs of other physicians? From what I understand, one of the objectives of the Project is precisely to optimize and accelerate the diagnoses, making possible the unification of the attendances and their respective diagnoses. or am I wrong?