Using Blockchain for Incentive-Driven FHIR-based Health Record Exchange | Proceedings of the 39th ACM/SIGAPP Symposium on Applied Computing (2024)

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Index Terms

1. Using Blockchain for Incentive-Driven FHIR-based Health Record Exchange

   1. Computer systems organization

      1. Architectures

         1. Distributed architectures

            1. Peer-to-peer architectures

   2. Information systems

      1. Data management systems

         1. Information integration

            1. Data exchange

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  Abstract

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