臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

Table of Contents
誌 謝 iv
Acronyms List 1
摘要 2
Abstract 5
Chapter 1 Introduction 9
1.1. EMR development in Taiwan 9
1.2. My Health Bank in Taiwan 11
1.3. EMR/EHR/PHR 12
1.4. Motivation and Objects 13
Chapter 2 Literature Review 15
2.1. Personal Health Information and Standards 15
2.2. Health Information Exchange and Blockchain 20
Chapter 3 Materials and Methods 27
3.1. Blockchain Technology 27
3.1.1. Consensus 30
3.1.2. Peer-to-Peer Technology 31
3.1.3. Smart Contract 33
3.1.4. Oracle 34
3.2. InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) 35
3.2.1. File System 35
3.2.2. Cluster Network 39
3.3. Cryptography 41
3.3.1. Data Encryption 41
3.3.2. Proxy Re-Encryitopn 45
Chapter 4 Results 47
4.1. Network Architecture and Roles 47
4.2. Data Access Follow 52
4.3. The Benefit 56
Chapter 5 Discussion 60
Chapter 6 Conclusion 64
References 66

List of Tables
Table 1：The compression of blockchain platforms 29

List of Figures
Figure 1：Concept of Blockchain by Satoshi. Nakamoto 27
Figure 2：KEM/DEM Hybrid Encryption 44
Figure 3 : Proxy Re-Encryption Scheme 45
Figure 4 : Distributed Network Architecture and Roles 47
Figure 5：Health information owner 49
Figure 6：Health Information Requester 50
Figure 7：EMR/EHR/PHR upload flow 52
Figure 8：EMR/EHR/PHR Data Re-Encryption flow 54

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