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> How's that working out for you? It's a slow process, for exactly the reasons you describe- in fact, I've quoted that exact same line of reasoning many times
by drcode 7y ago
> How's that working out for you?
It's a slow process, for exactly the reasons you describe- in fact, I've quoted that exact same line of reasoning many times myself.
The reason to work in this area regardless is because there are definitely large opportunities long term.
- marcus_holmes 7y agoThat's interesting, and refreshing honesty :) thanks If you don't mind me being more nosy, are the long-term opportunities in this exact line of business? (i.e. do you think that one day medical records will be routinely stored on a blockchain?) or is it more than developing skills and capability with both blockchain and health tech will be valuable in the future?
- drcode 7y agoTracking employee identities in The medical space should be done in a much more rigorous fashion, there are significant benefits in doing this on a public blockchain. Medical records MAY someday end up on a blockchain, but the benefits of this are more hazy and may never outweigh the switching costs.
- binarnosp 7y agoMaybe it could be used to track the certification process for pharmaceuticals or medical software?