Here's how Project Healthureum Will Revolutionize Global Healthcare Standards in the Near Future

Healthureum is a multi-dimensional healthcare ecosystem that is developed to run on the already existing and successful Ethereum platform. The project aims to enable a flawless deployment of healthcare-related smart contracts backed up with a decentralized medical data management system.  We live on a planet where there is a glaring disparity between the kind of healthcare that the rich have access to and that which the poor people can barely afford. Never mind that one of Millenium Development Goals of the 21st century was to promote gender, economic, and racial equality - something that we have failed dramatically at.

Now, fast-forward and a few years after the unveiling of these Millennium Development Goals, we have a solid chance of making this elusive dream a reality. Are you wondering how? Through the implementation of the Project Healthureum. This is a venture that will revolutionize the global healthcare standards soon through the following ways.

Improving the Reliability of Clinical Trials

Clinical trials are the backbone of any thriving healthcare system - regardless of how large-scale or small scale it is.

Speaking of which, it does not end there. It is not enough just to carry out frivolous and random clinical trials at the drop of a hat. The authenticity of data is equally important when carrying out clinical trials. Usually, the individual or organization is trying to prove a hypothesis based on supporting data from the test, which if proven will generate huge financial gain, thus creating a hidden agenda.

This often results in fraud, potentially in the form of manipulation of data or hiding of unfavorable data which goes against the hypothesis. It's a common occurrence that is often pushed by greedy cartels looking to make a quick buck from the unsuspecting masses. However, this is set to end very soon as soon as Project Healthureum is fully implemented.

In the new Healthureum ecosystem, proof of existence will be essential, and blockchain technology enables the secure recording of this, in chronological order. Due to the characteristics of the blockchain, the data gets distributed across millions of machines, hence altering or tampering with the data virtually impossible without being detected. Think of how pleasant it will be knowing that any reports from clinical trials are 100% verifiable, correct and reflect the real situation on the ground.

What's more, blockchain technology can also be used in maintaining patient data integrity in clinical trials, where patients may contribute their data for research purposes while hiding identifiable data - something that is not possible at the moment.

Improving the Level of Interoperability Between Various Facets of Modern Healthcare


It is no secret that interoperability is virtually lacking in today's healthcare set up. While the wealthy have easy access to the best medical services that money can buy, the poor are still stuck with mediocre systems that are barely functional. There is an urgent need for interoperability.


Interoperability, as far as healthcare goes, refers to the ability of two or more systems to share, exchange and use the information shared between them. This is essential to facilitate patients to own their data, and give access to others to view or add new data to their record. It is a high-level form of collaboration that sees two or more parties work together for a common and higher end goal.
Similarly, two hospitals should be able to easily pull, and push data related to the same patient without needing to replicate that data in a different format for utilization. Blockchain-enabled health IT systems that are irrevocable and cryptographically secured could remove the hassle and cost of data reconciliation and provide access to both real-time and historic data to multiple users at one time.


Improved Claim Assessment

Welcome to the real world, where claim assessment is one of the most widely defrauded facets of our already ill healthcare set-up. Here's a quick overview of the situation. For starters, claim assessors and insurance companies have been accused of fraud and manipulation of claim assessments, causing patients to suffer colossal time delays and loss of claims due to incomplete or ‘mismanaged’ records. “Roughly 6 percent of all claims are denied because of incomplete or incorrect information," according to StClaire.

Secondly, 5-10% of billing costs arise from overbilling or billing for non-performed services, as estimated by Forbes. And this is just scratching the surface.


Enter Project Healthureum. Now, blockchain technology could eradicate this human risk through disintermediation, as claims would be settled using a smart contract which will auto issue the request on the satisfaction of pre-defined terms. By automating the majority of claims and payment processing activities, blockchain could significantly reduce the burden of patient losses, reconciliation of accounts and the cost of resolving disputes. In other words, is almost a near medical utopia. more info please visit https://www.healthureum.io/

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