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case study

Blockchain-Based EHR Software Development

Developing advanced healthcare EMR software with strong security measures. Building an intuitive user interface for better adoption rates and user satisfaction. Seamless integration with other medical systems for overcoming data silos and fragmentation challenges.

client

NDA

Switzerland
80 employees

Our client is at the forefront of the medical field, striving to revolutionize patient care through innovative electronic health record solutions. It is deeply committed to improving outcomes and advancing the digital transformation of the healthcare industry. The company specializes in developing technologies tailored to meet the changing needs of healthcare organizations.

request background

Secure and User-Friendly EMR Software Development

Our client is an innovative EHR solution provider that revolutionizes healthcare data management.

Managing and protecting patient data becomes increasingly critical as the medical industry evolves. In response to this demand, the client decided to change the way healthcare organizations approach data management — with the help of blockchain EMR. That's why they turned to Acropolium.

Recognizing the inherent risks associated with traditional data management systems, the vendor required robust security protocols to protect confidential patient information. For example, modern encryption mechanisms and access control tools. Guaranteed data integrity and confidentiality will create trust among patients and healthcare providers.

In addition to enhancing security, our client wanted to streamline the sharing of patient data between healthcare providers, improving collaboration and continuity of care. It's important to overcome barriers to information sharing by giving providers complete and timely access to patient data.

challenge

Security, Compliance, and Interoperability Issues of EHR System Development

During the project implementation, our EHR software development company encountered several serious problems, typical both for the healthcare industry and the company in particular.

Healthcare companies must deal with the constant threat of data leakage and unauthorized access to confidential patient information. Providers should maintain trust and health compliance, so our task was establishing robust security measures.

In addition, healthcare is a highly regulated field, and navigating the complex landscape of compliance requirements is quite challenging. The stakes are very high because non-compliance can lead to legal consequences for the client and its partners.

A sudden regulatory update imposed new requirements for healthcare data storage and accessibility. This unforeseen change prompted adjustments to the system's architecture and EMR software features to support compliance.

Existing healthcare infrastructure often leads to data silos. This prevents seamless sharing of patient records between different medical providers. Acropolium had to find ways to overcome these barriers to enable better collaboration and exchange of information between stakeholders.

In order to improve the implementation rates, it was necessary to prioritize an intuitive and user-friendly interface for healthcare professionals. This will significantly increase the overall efficiency of the developed technologies

Also, one of the key challenges was the timely provision of EHR development to eliminate vulnerabilities in the security system and increase compatibility. Completing the project within a reasonable timeframe ensures that the company stays ahead of the competitive environment and meets the ever-changing needs of its customers.

goals

Addressing the security and privacy concerns associated with traditional electronic health record systems. Implementing blockchain for EMR and smart contracts.
Promoting interoperability among various healthcare systems for a seamless data exchange and enhanced care coordination.
Developing a user-friendly interface for desktop and mobile platforms to improve user adoption and satisfaction while maintaining data integrity and accessibility standards.
Compliance with healthcare data regulations, including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

solution

Blockchain-Powered EMR Software Implementation with an Intuitive Interface and Seamless Integration

NodeJs, Express.js, Solidity, Amazon RDS (MySQL), Vue.js, Vuex, Vuetify, Amazon AWS, Docker, Kubernetes
16 months
6 specialists

Acropolium successfully addressed the client's challenges and delivered robust and compliant healthcare EHR software.

We implemented a private blockchain network tailored for healthcare record security. It addresses the client's concerns about data breaches and unauthorized access.

This network ensures that each transaction, like record updates and access requests, is cryptographically secure. Also, Acropolium leveraged smart contracts to define and enforce rules regarding data access. Now, the system guarantees that only authorized personnel can access specific patient records based on predefined criteria.

Implementing EHR software features like access logs and audit trails facilitates legal reporting and demonstrates compliance with HIPAA. When faced with sudden regulatory updates, our developers showed agility by adjusting the system's architecture and features to ensure continued adherence.

Our EMR EHR software development company has developed an interoperability framework for seamless integration with existing healthcare systems. Now, providers can securely share patient records, solving the problem of data accumulation and fragmentation. Better information exchange improves collaboration and patient care.

And, of course, we prioritized user experience by designing an intuitive and user-friendly interface for both desktop and mobile applications. As a result, medical experts can easily navigate the system and access patient information.

Blockchain EHR software with robust security measures and intuitive interface for desktop and mobile applications.
Advanced encryption mechanisms safeguard data during transmission and storage.
Smart contracts ensure that only authorized individuals have access to specific patient information.
Seamless integration with existing healthcare systems, facilitating secure sharing of patient records and overcoming data silos and fragmentation challenges.
Compliance with HIPAA regulations through stringent security measures, regular audits, and adaptive system architecture.

outcome

EMR Development for Efficient Medical Collaboration and Better Patient Outcomes

A transformative blockchain-based EHR solution created with tight deadlines.
Improved interoperability enabled seamless integration with existing healthcare systems.
Better UI/UX enhanced adoption rates and user satisfaction.
Compliance with HIPAA regulations.

EHR software development company results

client feedback

Our company expresses profound gratitude to the team at Acropolium for developing our blockchain-based EHR management system. This team demonstrated a deep understanding of the intricacies of healthcare data management and the challenges we faced in ensuring both security and interoperability. The commitment to addressing our unique pains was evident in every project phase.

NDA

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