Cloud computing & blockchain in healthcare

Data protection and ICT

Cloud computing & blockchain in healthcare

Oct 31, 2019 · 21m 40s

Chapters

01 · We hear a lot about "the cloud", but what exactly is it? And what is its applicability in the health sector?

1m 7s

02 · What are the costs for patients in terms of cybersecurity and informed consent?

2m 46s

03 · Can you give us some examples of cloud computing service providers? Do these types of cloud affect personal data protect

3m 17s

04 · What legal subjects are involved?

4m 59s

05 · Let's talk about data protection regulations applicable to cloud computing.

6m 5s

06 · Are there companies that prefer foreign cloud providers outside the EU when it comes to contracting cloud services?

7m 23s

07 · What is a blockchain?

9m 55s

08 · What benefits can blockchain give to the field of health?

11m 45s

09 · Can you give us some examples of the use of blockchain in healthcare?

12m 30s

10 · And in Europe, what real cases can we talk about?

13m 54s

11 · How is a health blokchain made?

15m 54s

12 · What are the incompatibilities with GDPR?

17m 15s

13 · What are the advantages of blockchain?

18m 23s

14 · How do you think the hospitals of the future will look like?

19m 2s

15 · What bibliography can you recommend us on health blockchain?

19m 54s

Description

Researcher Lorena Perez Campillo gives an overview of how cloud computing and blockchain are being implemented in healthcare, and what are the opportunities and downsides of those on data protection.

Bibliography:

- CNIL (French supervisory authority): “Blockchain and the GDPR: Solutions for a responsible use”. (2018)

- European Parlament: “Blockchain and the General Data Protection Regulation.” (2019)

- FICK, Michèle, Blockchains and Data Protection in the European Union (November 30, 2017). Max Planck Institute for Innovation & Competition Research Paper No. 18-01. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3080322FOX S. (2008). The Engaged E-patient Population. Pew Internet Am Life 1-4. or GUY ZYSKIND, et al., Descentralización de la privacidad: uso de Blockchain para proteger datos personales, 2015 IEEE Sec. talleres de privacidad 180, 181 (2015).

- ZETZSCHE DA Buckley RP, Arner DW (2017). The Distributed Liability of Distributed Ledgers: Legal Risks of Blockchain, University of New South Wales Law Research Series. Law Working Paper Series, Number 2017-007. Recuperado de http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3018214

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