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Healthcare project is one thing that is needed for everyone.
With the project, hopefully it could provide everyone with good medical attention when needed.

It is indeed a huge industry which is still using all the old technology. Look at the NHS with the XP attack (WannaCry) it just goes to show how behind the health industry is and the positive impacts crypto/blockchain can have on the medical industry!

I think the number one value of going blockchain for medical sector is to enable portability between various doctors/hospitals heck even countries. It is quite messy as is now and I think the blockchain fuels that value greatly.

Have to agree especially in "third world" countries, and even what i'd call second world, (caribbean islands etc) the portability of being able to shift medical records around would be a vast improvement, not to mention the ability to key things and restrict access, and put the control of my medical records really in my own hands. That wannacry attack i think was a big wake up call for the industry, or at least i hope it was.

Especially I want to know who have access to my medical records and what are my records. I think they should secure and with SSOT Blockchain health they would be secure.

Medical records access ONLY by YOU and your Doctor. However, Patient/Doctor can open up some data to care providers. Example, if a patient
is diabetic, A1C data will be available for the care providers who have to know it.

End user should have full control over his/her data. Only user should be able to decide with whom he wants to share data. So he/she can share it with doctor or with medical institute or pharma company for research purposes.