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DeHealth dApp centralizes medical data in one system. This system records the data from different sources into one storage, which may be simply and seamlessly shared by the user with verified medical professionals. Furthermore, by leveraging our relationships in the healthcare industry, we integrated the medical information system (MIS) into the DHLT network, which synchronizes patient data in real-time. The blockchain infrastructure provides traceability that is necessary for use in electronic medical records, remote patient monitoring, medical EHR systems, and so on. The data architecture is designed so that users on DeHealth can communicate, gather, and share verified medical data with any MIS, clinic or laboratory in the world, creating a patient-driven electronic data sharing information system.

The user profile includes: personal details (i.e. name, address, birth date, etc.), personal health data, medical data imported from a verified data supplier (i.e. your medical history, test results, scans, etc.), and lifestyle data (i.e. activity levels, habits, etc.).

Personal data remains encrypted and is never shared/seen by any stakeholder besides the user. Medical and lifestyle data, on the other hand, is encrypted using a private key, and as a result the user can upload this data to the DHLT Network.

To ensure the data provided is accurate, we make sure that the data is verified by the data Supplier (lab, clinic, personal doctor of the user or other medical service provider).

Dealing with medical data, the most sensitive and valuable asset in the healthcare industry, DeHealth prioritizes the security of data storage by complying with data protection and security standards including Data Protection Law, GDPR, HIPAA, Data Protection Act.

Did you know that healthcare is a massive $8,6 trillion industry that includes everything from pharmaceutical companies and hospitals to mental health applications? Can you imagine that the medical data market was estimated at $32,9 billion in 2021 and is expected to reach $105,73 billion by 2030? Have you considered that pharmaceutical companies, in order to accelerate medical research, effective drug compositions and improve healthcare outcomes, are already buying this data? Now it’s time to admit, that the true owner of these healthcare records is individual, any person on Earth. And, it’s obvious that currently ordinary people don’t earn from selling their depersonalized medical data for further processing to meet the requirements of the healthcare industry.

We are changing this paradigm with DeHealth AI & the Medical Data-Based DeHealth App. We believe that Web 3.0 and blockchain can determine a privacy-driven future in terms of healthcare services for everyone, while ensuring compliance with legal frameworks and robust security standards.