Exploration of Health Data Management Systems From a Scandinavian Point of View

Abstract

This thesis explores blockchain-based health data management systems and their development factors in the context of smart city assets. Early designs, recent improvements, and innovative solutions for health data management will be explored from the point of view of scholarly publications, and patient-centricity will be explored from the point of view of the Twitter users from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. In addition, the features and challenges of blockchain-based solutions will be examined based on the General Data Protection Regulation act and Regulations for the Directorate for e-Help of Norway. A thorough systematic literature review, detailed Natural Language Processing text and attitude mining, and Latent Semantic Space correlation examination has been conducted and a conceptual smart asset development framework for health data management has been proposed from a Scandinavian point of view. Moreover, this thesis proposes a conceptual patient-centered blockchain-based architecture for the development of current health data management in Scandinavia.

This thesis explores blockchain-based health data management systems and their development factors in the context of smart city assets. Early designs, recent improvements, and innovative solutions for health data management will be explored from the point of view of scholarly publications, and patient-centricity will be explored from the point of view of the Twitter users from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. In addition, the features and challenges of blockchain-based solutions will be examined based on the General Data Protection Regulation act and Regulations for the Directorate for e-Help of Norway. A thorough systematic literature review, detailed Natural Language Processing text and attitude mining, and Latent Semantic Space correlation examination has been conducted and a conceptual smart asset development framework for health data management has been proposed from a Scandinavian point of view. Moreover, this thesis proposes a conceptual patient-centered blockchain-based architecture for the development of current health data management in Scandinavia.