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Description	Table 3. Assessment of blockchain for data sharing operations.
Source	Spanakis, E.G.; Sfakianakis, S.; Bonomi, S.; Ciccotelli, C.; Magalini, S.; Sakkalis, V. (2021). "Emerging and established trends to support secure health information exchange". Frontiers in Digital Health 3: 636082. doi:10.3389/fdgth.2021.636082.
Date	2021
Author	Spanakis, E.G.; Sfakianakis, S.; Bonomi, S.; Ciccotelli, C.; Magalini, S.; Sakkalis, V.
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Image title	This work aims to provide information, guidelines, established practices and standards, and an extensive evaluation on new and promising technologies for the implementation of a secure information sharing platform for health-related data.
Author	Emmanouil G. Spanakis
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Short title	Emerging and Established Trends to Support Secure Health Information Exchange
Keywords	interoperability health information exchange eHealth blockchain security patient consent