Developed A Hybrid Optimal Feature Vector Selection with Blockchain Technology for Smart Healthcare 4.0

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Gunanidhi G S
P. Selvi Rajendiran

Abstract

The health economy has been an innovative technology since time-honored. Preserving and maintaining patient data are essential in a routine life. Patient’s medical information is very important for every individual not only for patients but also for doctors who are examining them. Advances in sensing technology, processing of data, and communication protocols have transformed the healthcare industry. Patients, physicians, hospitals, and other stakeholder may keep vital data and medical records with the use of electronic healthcare records (EHR). The goal of research should be to develop a Hybrid Optimal Feature Vector Selection with Blockchain Technology (HOFVS-BT) for smart healthcare 4.0 to improve the secure transmission of data which is supported intelligent IoT and medical detection platform possible. For Feature vector selection, proposed an Orthogonal Wolf Optimization (OWO) algorithm. Furthermore, safeguarding private patient details is taken into account by establishing an upgraded Blockchain-based IoT data security solution that not only secures the data, but also fosters trust between patients/users and healthcare service providers.

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G S, G. ., & Rajendiran, P. S. . (2023). Developed A Hybrid Optimal Feature Vector Selection with Blockchain Technology for Smart Healthcare 4.0. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 11(9), 199–206. https://doi.org/10.17762/ijritcc.v11i9.8335
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