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October 16, 2017, 09:47:56 AM |
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Based on what I've read, it is true that patient is the most important factor in healthcare industry. It is good to know that this project protect the privacy of the patient by making the information circulates as anonymous. It is also great engagement to patient by giving tokens upon their registration.
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contradiction
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October 16, 2017, 09:51:26 AM |
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Everyone needs to consult in a doctor to know what is problem regarding to health you can go to hospitals near you but hearty have a better idea you can easily checking your health through online
The hearthy is a good idea for all of the people who need to consult the problem about his/her health condition, you dont need to go to the hospital or health centers when you have this app soon. |
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HyunBin
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October 16, 2017, 10:02:25 AM |
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Everyone needs to consult in a doctor to know what is problem regarding to health you can go to hospitals near you but hearty have a better idea you can easily checking your health through online
The hearthy is a good idea for all of the people who need to consult the problem about his/her health condition, you dont need to go to the hospital or health centers when you have this app soon. This is indeed the benefits you will get when you use and avail Hearty . You can check it whenever or wherever you want .As long as you use the apps of Hearty you have an access to all your files when it comes to medical issues or healthcare history. |
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creepyjas
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October 16, 2017, 10:05:23 AM |
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Medical records can include some of the most intimate details about a person's life. And it is our right that our medical records are kept in private. Only our doctors and us are the ones who should have access. But that is not what is happening right now. Some people or organizations are having access in our records without knowing. So if that is the case, how can we be so sure that hearthy can protect our privacy when it comes on keeping our records?
Hello, Hearthy has various major security measures: 1- The only information that goes trought the internet is anonymized, so, if not using more information it will be impossible to attach a medical record with patient's name. 2- Most of the actors in the ecosystem only have granular access to the data, and its encrypted. Will be very complicated to have some data that really expose the patient. We try to take that seriously. That's great. Hope that Hearthy will use a high-encryption security. Yes, taking the security of all the data is a serious matter. Preventing privacy breach to protect the patient/user is a top-tier priority. Good management Hearthy for giving the assurance that security is prioritized. |
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Izarok
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October 16, 2017, 10:06:08 AM |
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Medical records can include some of the most intimate details about a person's life. And it is our right that our medical records are kept in private. Only our doctors and us are the ones who should have access. But that is not what is happening right now. Some people or organizations are having access in our records without knowing. So if that is the case, how can we be so sure that hearthy can protect our privacy when it comes on keeping our records?
Hello, Hearthy has various major security measures: 1- The only information that goes trought the internet is anonymized, so, if not using more information it will be impossible to attach a medical record with patient's name. 2- Most of the actors in the ecosystem only have granular access to the data, and its encrypted. Will be very complicated to have some data that really expose the patient. We try to take that seriously. It's really good to see that the data stored are encrypted and anonymized. It can be a major concern for the patients if the files can be easily accessed without their consent. I do hope you will implement strict password, proper identification and even biometrics authentication. |
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bryle10
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October 16, 2017, 10:08:56 AM |
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Based on what I've read, it is true that patient is the most important factor in healthcare industry. It is good to know that this project protect the privacy of the patient by making the information circulates as anonymous. It is also great engagement to patient by giving tokens upon their registration.
Yes, indeed that it is good that this project protect the privacy of the patient. It is also good that the patient has the only access and have rights to share his information. |
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creepyjas
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October 16, 2017, 10:14:55 AM |
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Medical records can include some of the most intimate details about a person's life. And it is our right that our medical records are kept in private. Only our doctors and us are the ones who should have access. But that is not what is happening right now. Some people or organizations are having access in our records without knowing. So if that is the case, how can we be so sure that hearthy can protect our privacy when it comes on keeping our records?
Hello, Hearthy has various major security measures: 1- The only information that goes trought the internet is anonymized, so, if not using more information it will be impossible to attach a medical record with patient's name. 2- Most of the actors in the ecosystem only have granular access to the data, and its encrypted. Will be very complicated to have some data that really expose the patient. We try to take that seriously. It's really good to see that the data stored are encrypted and anonymized. It can be a major concern for the patients if the files can be easily accessed without their consent. I do hope you will implement strict password, proper identification and even biometrics authentication. Good idea. However, I am sure that Hearthy already thought of that. I am sure that they will implement 2FA program for the application. |
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Izarok
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October 16, 2017, 10:16:06 AM |
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Based on what I've read, it is true that patient is the most important factor in healthcare industry. It is good to know that this project protect the privacy of the patient by making the information circulates as anonymous. It is also great engagement to patient by giving tokens upon their registration.
Yes, indeed that it is good that this project protect the privacy of the patient. It is also good that the patient has the only access and have rights to share his information. A digital records of the patients combined with a systematic encryption will ensure the users to have no privacy issue or whatsoever. I also think that it is a good option to limit the access of each records such as limited to family not just to self. |
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smith136
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October 16, 2017, 10:16:53 AM |
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Medical records can include some of the most intimate details about a person's life. And it is our right that our medical records are kept in private. Only our doctors and us are the ones who should have access. But that is not what is happening right now. Some people or organizations are having access in our records without knowing. So if that is the case, how can we be so sure that hearthy can protect our privacy when it comes on keeping our records?
Hello, Hearthy has various major security measures: 1- The only information that goes trought the internet is anonymized, so, if not using more information it will be impossible to attach a medical record with patient's name. 2- Most of the actors in the ecosystem only have granular access to the data, and its encrypted. Will be very complicated to have some data that really expose the patient. We try to take that seriously. It's really good to see that the data stored are encrypted and anonymized. It can be a major concern for the patients if the files can be easily accessed without their consent. I do hope you will implement strict password, proper identification and even biometrics authentication. nice suggestion there sir, but I think before they implement such strict privacy access they need more funds for that and by doing so they plan the program well in order to make progress slowly and surely because it would be a risky move for them if they implement all of its function in a short period of time. |
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lexkiee28
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October 16, 2017, 10:22:13 AM |
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I just started reading about Hearthy and I was amazed with the idea of having an access of your own health record anytime of the day, just by clicking an app/dapp. Goodluck to the team and I will always check for an updates about this.
Indeed. The main objective of hearthy is to prolong life by means of providing quality services that can be easy to access anytime or anywhere you want. It also offers much more cheaper price than the other healthcare providers. |
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vatanen
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October 16, 2017, 10:29:01 AM |
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Medical records can include some of the most intimate details about a person's life. And it is our right that our medical records are kept in private. Only our doctors and us are the ones who should have access. But that is not what is happening right now. Some people or organizations are having access in our records without knowing. So if that is the case, how can we be so sure that hearthy can protect our privacy when it comes on keeping our records?
Hello, Hearthy has various major security measures: 1- The only information that goes trought the internet is anonymized, so, if not using more information it will be impossible to attach a medical record with patient's name. 2- Most of the actors in the ecosystem only have granular access to the data, and its encrypted. Will be very complicated to have some data that really expose the patient. We try to take that seriously. It's really good to see that the data stored are encrypted and anonymized. It can be a major concern for the patients if the files can be easily accessed without their consent. I do hope you will implement strict password, proper identification and even biometrics authentication. Good idea. However, I am sure that Hearthy already thought of that. I am sure that they will implement 2FA program for the application. 2FA is really required this days as many investors or traders is being hacked. |
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creepyjas
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October 16, 2017, 10:30:05 AM |
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I just started reading about Hearthy and I was amazed with the idea of having an access of your own health record anytime of the day, just by clicking an app/dapp. Goodluck to the team and I will always check for an updates about this.
Indeed. The main objective of hearthy is to prolong life by means of providing quality services that can be easy to access anytime or anywhere you want. It also offers much more cheaper price than the other healthcare providers. Providing easy access to medical records thru an app is a convenient one. Imagine how much time you will save when you have the Hearthy app versus you walking in or going to the medical clinic just to check your records or transfer your records from a clinic to another. Hearthy made it in the most convenient way through the form of Blockchain. |
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Daisuke
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October 16, 2017, 10:30:58 AM |
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Medical records can include some of the most intimate details about a person's life. And it is our right that our medical records are kept in private. Only our doctors and us are the ones who should have access. But that is not what is happening right now. Some people or organizations are having access in our records without knowing. So if that is the case, how can we be so sure that hearthy can protect our privacy when it comes on keeping our records?
Hello, Hearthy has various major security measures: 1- The only information that goes trought the internet is anonymized, so, if not using more information it will be impossible to attach a medical record with patient's name. 2- Most of the actors in the ecosystem only have granular access to the data, and its encrypted. Will be very complicated to have some data that really expose the patient. We try to take that seriously. Will you put the data's and medical records into a block chain just like patientory did? do you think this is practical to do this things? or you will just use tokens to fund your project? |
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NoG-NoG
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October 16, 2017, 10:32:31 AM |
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Based on what I've read, it is true that patient is the most important factor in healthcare industry. It is good to know that this project protect the privacy of the patient by making the information circulates as anonymous. It is also great engagement to patient by giving tokens upon their registration.
Yes, indeed that it is good that this project protect the privacy of the patient. It is also good that the patient has the only access and have rights to share his information. A digital records of the patients combined with a systematic encryption will ensure the users to have no privacy issue or whatsoever. I also think that it is a good option to limit the access of each records such as limited to family not just to self. I think that it's patient's decision if he/she will share his/her access to his/her family because not all people want to share his health informations to anyone. |
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October 16, 2017, 10:36:28 AM |
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Medical records can include some of the most intimate details about a person's life. And it is our right that our medical records are kept in private. Only our doctors and us are the ones who should have access. But that is not what is happening right now. Some people or organizations are having access in our records without knowing. So if that is the case, how can we be so sure that hearthy can protect our privacy when it comes on keeping our records?
Hello, Hearthy has various major security measures: 1- The only information that goes trought the internet is anonymized, so, if not using more information it will be impossible to attach a medical record with patient's name. 2- Most of the actors in the ecosystem only have granular access to the data, and its encrypted. Will be very complicated to have some data that really expose the patient. We try to take that seriously. It's really good to see that the data stored are encrypted and anonymized. It can be a major concern for the patients if the files can be easily accessed without their consent. I do hope you will implement strict password, proper identification and even biometrics authentication. Good idea. However, I am sure that Hearthy already thought of that. I am sure that they will implement 2FA program for the application. 2FA is really required this days as many investors or traders is being hacked. Truth. As we can see it is now mandatory to any application and services that require credentials to access to have 2FA program to protect your accounts. Looking at the strategy of Google, they have a high-end security protocol for each of their users. Hearthy will surely have its own. |
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Gluestack (OP)
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October 16, 2017, 10:37:28 AM |
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Medical records can include some of the most intimate details about a person's life. And it is our right that our medical records are kept in private. Only our doctors and us are the ones who should have access. But that is not what is happening right now. Some people or organizations are having access in our records without knowing. So if that is the case, how can we be so sure that hearthy can protect our privacy when it comes on keeping our records?
Hello, Hearthy has various major security measures: 1- The only information that goes trought the internet is anonymized, so, if not using more information it will be impossible to attach a medical record with patient's name. 2- Most of the actors in the ecosystem only have granular access to the data, and its encrypted. Will be very complicated to have some data that really expose the patient. We try to take that seriously. Will you put the data's and medical records into a block chain just like patientory did? do you think this is practical to do this things? or you will just use tokens to fund your project? As stated in the project the medical data will be on the blockchain, with the expection of medical image and big files, that will be stored on a non-decentralyzed solution. Its practical cause one of the objectives of the project is the patient to own its medical records, thats not possible in a centralyzed solution. The tokens are inside the model, they are not just an accesorie, the tokens are used for the patients to buy medical services, and for the provider to buy having access to them. |
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bryle10
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October 16, 2017, 10:40:40 AM |
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Based on what I've read, it is true that patient is the most important factor in healthcare industry. It is good to know that this project protect the privacy of the patient by making the information circulates as anonymous. It is also great engagement to patient by giving tokens upon their registration.
Yes, indeed that it is good that this project protect the privacy of the patient. It is also good that the patient has the only access and have rights to share his information. A digital records of the patients combined with a systematic encryption will ensure the users to have no privacy issue or whatsoever. I also think that it is a good option to limit the access of each records such as limited to family not just to self. I think that it's patient's decision if he/she will share his/her access to his/her family because not all people want to share his health informations to anyone. Good point in giving an option to limit the access of records to family but still patient 's option if he gonna give access to his own family. Let's face the reality that sometimes there are people in the world that wants to harm you even he is parf family members. That's why the privacy of health information is really important. |
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lukesimon
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October 16, 2017, 10:43:25 AM |
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Based on what I've read, it is true that patient is the most important factor in healthcare industry. It is good to know that this project protect the privacy of the patient by making the information circulates as anonymous. It is also great engagement to patient by giving tokens upon their registration.
Yes, indeed that it is good that this project protect the privacy of the patient. It is also good that the patient has the only access and have rights to share his information. A digital records of the patients combined with a systematic encryption will ensure the users to have no privacy issue or whatsoever. I also think that it is a good option to limit the access of each records such as limited to family not just to self. I think that it's patient's decision if he/she will share his/her access to his/her family because not all people want to share his health informations to anyone. Good point up there. Hope that there will be an 'Authorized Access' option so that the user can pick an authorized person or institution to access his/her medical records. |
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Faiyz
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October 16, 2017, 10:51:52 AM |
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Based on what I've read, it is true that patient is the most important factor in healthcare industry. It is good to know that this project protect the privacy of the patient by making the information circulates as anonymous. It is also great engagement to patient by giving tokens upon their registration.
Yes, indeed that it is good that this project protect the privacy of the patient. It is also good that the patient has the only access and have rights to share his information. A digital records of the patients combined with a systematic encryption will ensure the users to have no privacy issue or whatsoever. I also think that it is a good option to limit the access of each records such as limited to family not just to self. I think that it's patient's decision if he/she will share his/her access to his/her family because not all people want to share his health informations to anyone. Good point up there. Hope that there will be an 'Authorized Access' option so that the user can pick an authorized person or institution to access his/her medical records. I really sure the people behind this ICO and devs also think about the "authorization" option of this apps, since it is related and all about the background of the patient. They all aware to the importance of privacy of the people who needs and avail their services. |
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smith136
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October 16, 2017, 11:14:55 AM |
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Based on what I've read, it is true that patient is the most important factor in healthcare industry. It is good to know that this project protect the privacy of the patient by making the information circulates as anonymous. It is also great engagement to patient by giving tokens upon their registration.
Yes, indeed that it is good that this project protect the privacy of the patient. It is also good that the patient has the only access and have rights to share his information. A digital records of the patients combined with a systematic encryption will ensure the users to have no privacy issue or whatsoever. I also think that it is a good option to limit the access of each records such as limited to family not just to self. I think that it's patient's decision if he/she will share his/her access to his/her family because not all people want to share his health informations to anyone. Good point in giving an option to limit the access of records to family but still patient 's option if he gonna give access to his own family. Let's face the reality that sometimes there are people in the world that wants to harm you even he is parf family members. That's why the privacy of health information is really important. Not a good idea to limit the access of records to the family of the patient since it should be disclosed to them, even in a conventional setup of a hospital they always look for the patient's relatives because there are cases that they need an approval from the relatives to do an operation if the patient cannot give consent to it. Good thing in this project's privacy setup is that they use the blockchain in order not to messed up the information thrown there by someone. |
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