Something that seems to be the norm is taking blockchain onto any new project. How does using the blockchain make this platform any more secure? I understand data in the system is only accessible via individuals with contracts but what stops a doctor or health physician from physically copying this data by hand, then imputing it into their own internal datastore? Bound by HIPAA they might be, it doesn't take much for them to break HIPAA in the interest of convenience knowing all to well how unlikely it is they'll be caught anytime soon. Furthermore, I've noticed analytics and data processing is a growing field within the healthcare space. What do you guys plan to do to incentise analytics teams from adopting this new platform? Each hospital, insurance company, client, all seem to have their system which creates a slew of process for an analytics team. What would make a team choose this platform, seemingly yet another caveat in the mix?

Something else that comes to mind RE: my last post is the following:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2097319.msg21537805#msg21537805

Basically, Bitnation partnered with Estonia to notarize official documents on the blockchain. Seems like it might be wise for BurstIQ to partner with Bitnation. Bitnation represents a digital country one can become a member of. It would make sense that official documents that innately house health information would also live in the blockchain, and with a healthcare centered platform, BurstIQ, behind it.

How does change services like mailinabox and protonmail? Will this system still work with legacy the legacy system? How does the team plan on interacting with businesses and business account? If migration is necessary, are there plans for that already?

If these questions are answered elsewhere, please let me know.

At what point does BurstIQ begin to work with Government bodies and other similar organizations in regards to birth certificates and other pertinent health information? It seems everyday information comes out about leaked private data(PHI/PII) that Gov't. bodies collect and administrate. If this type of platform becomes standard, I can even see a day where health clinics and donation centers(plasma centers, etc) are required in some way to use or be partnered with a platform such as this. That would greatly increase the user base and the overall platform.