Submission Review Research Articles

Blockchain Applications Presentation Commentry

 The 2021 ConV2X Annual Symposium  featured a scientific program of academic/research presentations in addition to business and industry talks. The research track  focused on exploring and sharing developments in blockchain and emerging technologies in health and clinical medicine. Submissions were based on original research, conceptual frameworks, proposed applications, position papers, case studies, and real-world implementation. Selection was based on a peer-review process. Faculty, students, and industry researchers were encouraged to submit abstracts to present  ideas before an informed and knowledgeable audience of industry leaders, policy makers, funders, and researchers. All presentations were reviewed by a sub-group of the scientific reveiw committee. This video presentation is an example of the discussions that transpired for each category of submissions, specifically, blockchain applications. Submission Review Committee Dave Kochalko, CEO of ARTiFACTS Anjum Khurshid, UT Austin Carlos Caldas, UT Engineering Gil Alterovitz, Harvard Medical School Kayo Fujimoto, UT Health Houston Lei Zhang, University of Glasglow Sean Manion, CSciO of ConsenSys Health Vijayakuman Varadarajan, University of South Wales Vikram Dhillon, Wayne State University Yuichi Ikeda, Kyoto University

Blockchain Applied To Network Science: Toward Implementing Multilevel

  The annual ConV2X is a leading international health tech symposium driving real world evidence, strategy, research, operations and trends to create a blueprint for a new digital health era. The 2021 symposium featured a scientific program of academic/research presentations in addition to business and industry talks. The research track focused on exploring and sharing developments in blockchain and emerging technologies in health and clinical medicine. Submissions were based on original research, conceptual frameworks, proposed applications, position papers, case studies, and real-world implementation. Selection was based on a peer-review process. Faculty, students, and industry researchers were encouraged to submit abstracts to present ideas before an informed and knowledgeable audience of industry leaders, policy makers, funders, and researchers. This presentation was selected by the scientific review committee. Submission Review Committee Dave Kochalko, CEO of ARTiFACTS Anjum Khurshid, UT Austin Carlos Caldas, UT Engineering Gil Alterovitz, Harvard Medical School Kayo Fujimoto, UT Health Houston Lei Zhang, University of Glasglow Sean Manion, CSciO of ConsenSys Health Vijayakuman Varadarajan, University of South Wales Vikram Dhillon, Wayne State University Yuichi Ikeda, Kyoto University &nbsp

Research Datasets As Assets: Blockchain-Based Valuation And Transaction Methods

  The annual ConV2X is a leading international health tech symposium driving real world evidence, strategy, research, operations and trends to create a blueprint for a new digital health era. The 2021 symposium featured a scientific program of academic/research presentations in addition to business and industry talks. The research track focused on exploring and sharing developments in blockchain and emerging technologies in health and clinical medicine. Submissions were based on original research, conceptual frameworks, proposed applications, position papers, case studies, and real-world implementation. Selection was based on a peer-review process. Faculty, students, and industry researchers were encouraged to submit abstracts to present ideas before an informed and knowledgeable audience of industry leaders, policy makers, funders, and researchers. This presentation was selected by the scientific review committee. Submission Review Committee Dave Kochalko, CEO of ARTiFACTS Anjum Khurshid, UT Austin Carlos Caldas, UT Engineering Gil Alterovitz, Harvard Medical School Kayo Fujimoto, UT Health Houston Lei Zhang, University of Glasglow Sean Manion, CSciO of ConsenSys Health Vijayakuman Varadarajan, University of South Wales Vikram Dhillon, Wayne State University Yuichi Ikeda, Kyoto University  

Securing The Chain Of Custody And Integrity Of Data In A Global

  The annual ConV2X is a leading international health tech symposium driving real world evidence, strategy, research, operations and trends to create a blueprint for a new digital health era. The 2021 symposium featured a scientific program of academic/research presentations in addition to business and industry talks. The research track focused on exploring and sharing developments in blockchain and emerging technologies in health and clinical medicine. Submissions were based on original research, conceptual frameworks, proposed applications, position papers, case studies, and real-world implementation. Selection was based on a peer-review process. Faculty, students, and industry researchers were encouraged to submit abstracts to present ideas before an informed and knowledgeable audience of industry leaders, policy makers, funders, and researchers. This presentation was selected by the scientific review committee. Submission Review Committee Dave Kochalko, CEO of ARTiFACTS Anjum Khurshid, UT Austin Carlos Caldas, UT Engineering Gil Alterovitz, Harvard Medical School Kayo Fujimoto, UT Health Houston Lei Zhang, University of Glasglow Sean Manion, CSciO of ConsenSys Health Vijayakuman Varadarajan, University of South Wales Vikram Dhillon, Wayne State University Yuichi Ikeda, Kyoto University  

Re-engineering Clinical Trial Management System Using Blockchain Technology

  The annual ConV2X is a leading international health tech symposium driving real world evidence, strategy, research, operations and trends to create a blueprint for a new digital health era. The 2021 symposium featured a scientific program of academic/research presentations in addition to business and industry talks. The research track focused on exploring and sharing developments in blockchain and emerging technologies in health and clinical medicine. Submissions were based on original research, conceptual frameworks, proposed applications, position papers, case studies, and real-world implementation. Selection was based on a peer-review process. Faculty, students, and industry researchers were encouraged to submit abstracts to present ideas before an informed and knowledgeable audience of industry leaders, policy makers, funders, and researchers. This presentation was selected by the scientific review committee. Submission Review Committee Dave Kochalko, CEO of ARTiFACTS Anjum Khurshid, UT Austin Carlos Caldas, UT Engineering Gil Alterovitz, Harvard Medical School Kayo Fujimoto, UT Health Houston Lei Zhang, University of Glasglow Sean Manion, CSciO of ConsenSys Health Vijayakuman Varadarajan, University of South Wales Vikram Dhillon, Wayne State University Yuichi Ikeda, Kyoto University

Improving Transitions of Care: Designing a Blockchain Application for Patient Identity Management

  The annual ConV2X is a leading international health tech symposium driving real world evidence, strategy, research, operations and trends to create a blueprint for a new digital health era. The 2021 symposium featured a scientific program of academic/research presentations in addition to business and industry talks. The research track focused on exploring and sharing developments in blockchain and emerging technologies in health and clinical medicine. Submissions were based on original research, conceptual frameworks, proposed applications, position papers, case studies, and real-world implementation. Selection was based on a peer-review process. Faculty, students, and industry researchers were encouraged to submit abstracts to present ideas before an informed and knowledgeable audience of industry leaders, policy makers, funders, and researchers. This presentation was selected by the scientific review committee. Submission Review Committee Dave Kochalko, CEO of ARTiFACTS Anjum Khurshid, UT Austin Carlos Caldas, UT Engineering Gil Alterovitz, Harvard Medical School Kayo Fujimoto, UT Health Houston Lei Zhang, University of Glasglow Sean Manion, CSciO of ConsenSys Health Vijayakuman Varadarajan, University of South Wales Vikram Dhillon, Wayne State University Yuichi Ikeda, Kyoto University &nbsp

Medilinker: A Patient-Centric Decentralized Health Identity Platform Using Blockchain Technology

  The annual ConV2X is a leading international health tech symposium driving real world evidence, strategy, research, operations and trends to create a blueprint for a new digital health era. The 2021 symposium featured a scientific program of academic/research presentations in addition to business and industry talks. The research track focused on exploring and sharing developments in blockchain and emerging technologies in health and clinical medicine. Submissions were based on original research, conceptual frameworks, proposed applications, position papers, case studies, and real-world implementation. Selection was based on a peer-review process. Faculty, students, and industry researchers were encouraged to submit abstracts to present ideas before an informed and knowledgeable audience of industry leaders, policy makers, funders, and researchers. This presentation was selected by the scientific review committee. Submission Review Committee Dave Kochalko, CEO of ARTiFACTS Anjum Khurshid, UT Austin Carlos Caldas, UT Engineering Gil Alterovitz, Harvard Medical School Kayo Fujimoto, UT Health Houston Lei Zhang, University of Glasglow Sean Manion, CSciO of ConsenSys Health Vijayakuman Varadarajan, University of South Wales Vikram Dhillon, Wayne State University Yuichi Ikeda, Kyoto University

Integrating Blockchain with AI and 5G to Mitigate Covid-19: A Comprehensive Literature Review

  The annual ConV2X is a leading international health tech symposium driving real world evidence, strategy, research, operations and trends to create a blueprint for a new digital health era. The 2021 symposium featured a scientific program of academic/research presentations in addition to business and industry talks. The research track focused on exploring and sharing developments in blockchain and emerging technologies in health and clinical medicine. Submissions were based on original research, conceptual frameworks, proposed applications, position papers, case studies, and real-world implementation. Selection was based on a peer-review process. Faculty, students, and industry researchers were encouraged to submit abstracts to present ideas before an informed and knowledgeable audience of industry leaders, policy makers, funders, and researchers. This presentation was selected by the scientific review committee. Submission Review Committee Dave Kochalko, CEO of ARTiFACTS Anjum Khurshid, UT Austin Carlos Caldas, UT Engineering Gil Alterovitz, Harvard Medical School Kayo Fujimoto, UT Health Houston Lei Zhang, University of Glasglow Sean Manion, CSciO of ConsenSys Health Vijayakuman Varadarajan, University of South Wales Vikram Dhillon, Wayne State University Yuichi Ikeda, Kyoto University  

Editorial

Editorial

BCSE: Blockchain-based trusted service evaluation model over big data

The blockchain, with its key characteristics of decentralization, persistence, anonymity, and auditability, has become a solution to overcome the overdependence and lack of trust for a traditional public key infrastructure on third-party institutions. Because of these characteristics, the blockchain is suitable for solving certain open problems in the service-oriented social network, where the unreliability of submitted reviews of service vendors can cause serious security problems. To solve the unreliability problems of submitted reviews, this paper first proposes a blockchain-based identity authentication scheme and a new trusted service evaluation model by introducing the scheme into a service evaluation model. The new trusted service evaluation model consists of the blockchain-based identity authentication scheme, evaluation submission module, and evaluation publicity module. In the proposed evaluation model, only users who have successfully been authenticated can submit reviews to service vendors. The registration and authentication records of users' identity and the reviews for service vendors are all stored in the blockchain network. The security analysis shows that this model can ensure the credibility of users' reviews for service vendors, and other users can obtain credible reviews of service vendors via the review publicity module. The experimental results also show that the proposed model has a lower review submission delay than other models.

Reviewers of Volume 16, 2021 of Revista Ambiente & Água

The list of reviewers who voluntarily dedicated part of their time to review submissions for Revista Ambiente & Água’s Volume 16, 2021 is presented in Table 1. This list includes manuscripts that were accepted and published in one of the six annual issues and also manuscripts submitted and rejected up to November 01, 2021. It may therefore include the names of reviewers that completed their evaluations between December, 2020 and November, 2021.
 We are deeply indebted to all of them that voluntarily and anonymously devoted part of their time to support our journal and delivered an immense contribution to the quality of the published papers. We gratefully acknowledge their professional work and outstanding product.

Batas Usia Perkawinan Dalam Undang-Undang Nomor 16 Tahun 2019

This study aims to explain how the marriage age limit is in accordance with Law Number 16 of 2019 according to the Maslahah Mursalah theory. Marriage Law Number 1 of 1974 stipulates that marriage is only permitted if the prospective groom is 19 years old and the bride is 16 years old. With the passage of time, these provisions have become outdated and are not in accordance with the current situation both in terms of psychology, biological health, education, and economy. The age limit for marriage has undergone two Judicial Review submissions to the Constitutional Court regarding the age limit for marriage. Islam does not regulate the age limit for a person to get married. By increasing the marriage age for women to 19 years, in order to provide protection for children who are still underage so that they are more prepared biologically and psychologically. Therefore, it is suggested that this regulation can be used as a reference and applied to prevent underage marriages.

POSA285 Review of NICE Submissions in Multiple Sclerosis to Assess Differences between Label Populations and NICE Recommendations

In the past 15 years there have been 17 treatments in multiple sclerosis (MS) assessed by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), across different types of MS. NICE recommendations can often result in different reimbursed populations to the label population. We investigated these differences and why there was variation in NICE recommendations in MS.

Using Artificial Intelligence in the Law Review Submissions Process

Using Artificial Intelligence in the Law Review Submissions Process

Maternal-Fetal Medicine: The Journey Thus Far and Way Forward

Maternal-Fetal Medicine: The Journey Thus Far and Way Forward

Recognized Outstanding Reviewers for Circulation in 2021.

The quality and impact of the articles we publish in Circulation depend critically on the contributions and efforts of our extended team of peer reviewers, comprising hundreds of colleagues around the world. Although we received reliably outstanding reviews of all of the articles we submit for peer review, and we are grateful to every person who has contributed to Circulation in this way, a few reviewers have risen to the top, and we recognize them here. Please find our list of the Circulation Top Reviewers for 2021. This list is based on objective criteria of the quality of reviews provided, total number of papers reviewed, proportion of invitations accepted, and timeliness of review submissions. Many thanks and congratulations to all.

Using Canvas for an Interprofessional Virtual Team Visit

The is session will demonstrate how to use the Canvas learning management system (LMS) to organize and facilitate interprofessional education experiences (IPE) amongst students and faculty. Emphasis will be placed on the use modules as a way to organize content and facilitate requirements associated with IPE. In addition, the session will include demonstration on how to assign disciplines to sections to aide in faculty abilities to review of student submissions.

Editorial

Editorial

Retrospective assessment of clonality of a legacy cell line by analytical subcloning of the master cell bank.

In recent years, assurance of clonality of the production cell line has been emphasized by health authorities during review of regulatory submissions. When insufficient assurance of clonality is provided, augmented control strategies may be required for a commercial production process. In this study, we conducted a retrospective assessment of clonality of a legacy cell line through analysis of subclones from the master cell bank (MCB). Twenty-four subclones were randomly selected based on a predetermined acceptance sampling plan. All these subclones share a conserved integration junction, thus providing a high level of assurance that the cell population in the MCB was derived from a single progenitor cell. However, Southern blot analysis indicates that at least four subpopulations possibly exist in the MCB. Additional characterization of these four subpopulations demonstrated that the resulting changes in product quality attributes of some subclones are not related to the genetic heterogeneity observed in Southern blot hybridization. Furthermore, process consistency, process comparability, and analytical comparability have been demonstrated in batches produced across varying manufacturing processes, scales, facilities, cell banks, and cell ages. Finally, process and product consistency together with a high level of assurance of clonal origin of the MCB helped clear the hurdle for regulatory approval without requirement of additional control strategies.

Peer reviewers.

Peer reviewers.