A Comparative Study for Blockchain Applications in Nursing Informatics
Kim, H.; Lee, C.; Pendyala, D.; Ng, A.; Kuo, T.-T.
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We explored blockchains applications in nursing informatics, highlighting its potential to improve patient care and data management. We compared and analyzed eight studies focusing on blockchain in Electronic Health Records (EHR) management, nursing optimization, and research facilitation. Although most of these studies are in the proposal stage, blockchains technical features show promise in enhancing nursing practices and supporting nursing informatics researchers with the integration of technologies.
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