Abstract
Abstract: Healthcare data is most unorganized and decentralized in many countries including India. EHR (Electronic Health Record) has increased its acceptability and importance as it assists in medical research and helps to backtrack the origin of the disease. EHR may be generated at multiple sources like hospitals, clinics, path labs, or pharmacies. This paper mainly targeted towards understanding the feasibility and different processes, which could be adopted for medical data security for this we perform a systematic literature review. This study aims to explore the existing EHR frameworks, benefits, and challenges, brief comparison, and applicability of different blockchain processes are also studied and presented. As part of the review, we have discussed prior works, the background of blockchain in the healthcare domain, and bibliometric analysis on ample research papers from the year 2011 to 2021.
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