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  • LEMONCHAIN Introduction
  • LEMONCHAIN Feature
  • HBN (Healthcare Blockchain Network)
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    • 1. Abstract
    • 2. Introduction
      • 2.1 Current status of Smart Healthcare Ecosystem
      • 2.2 Importance of Smart Healthcare Ecosystem
      • 2.3 Role of Healthcare Data
      • 2.4 Mission of LEMONCHAIN team
    • 3. LEMONCHAIN, New Healthcare Data Ecosystem
      • 3.1 High level of Authority of Data User
      • 3.2 Rigorous Management Standards for Services Participating in Ecosystem
      • 3.3 Disclosure of transparent data management standards
      • 3.4 Decentralized Blockchain Ecosystem Structure
      • 3.5 Incentives for wellness
      • 3.6 Healthcare Big data statistics & search service
      • 3.7 HBN (HealthCare Blockchain Network)
    • 4. Technical details of LEMONCHAIN
      • 4.1 1st layer: Data accumulation
      • 4.2 2nd layer: Data inquiry
      • 4.3 3rd layer: Data utilization
    • 5. LEMONCHAIN, business flow
      • 5.1 Provision of complete decentralized healthcare service
      • 5.2 Data upload
      • 5.3 Settlement of account
      • 5.4 Making payment
      • 5.5 Data marketplace
      • 5.6 Guarantee for quantity of healthcare services that can be provided according to staking
      • 5.7 Mediation of disputes
      • 5.8 Fees
      • 5.9 Additional business operator
        • 5.9.1 Information business operator
        • 5.9.2 Settlement of account business operator
        • 5.9.3 Insurance business operator
    • 6. Future of LEMONCHAIN ecosystem
      • 6.1 Employment of LECO format for the ‘Healthcare data & service’
      • 6.2 Application of DeFi system
        • 6.2.1 Automated Market Maker (AMM)
        • 6.2.2 Lending protocols: Healthcare data-based loan-deposit margin model
        • 6.2.3 Synthetic assets: Issuance of token that follows price of specific asset
        • 6.2.4 Service for trading of divided ownership of healthcare data NFT
    • 7. Token model
      • 7.1 Overview of LEMC token
      • 7.2 LEMC token Pool
      • 7.3 Token Allocation
    • 8. Road Map
    • 9. Timeline
    • 10. Miscellaneous (legal issues to be notified, etc.)
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2.1 Current status of Smart Healthcare Ecosystem

With the transition of existing treatment-oriented healthcare area into data-based smart healthcare, paradigm of healthcare ecosystem is undergoing changes. The era of the 4th industrial revolution is emerging by being centered-around ‘data-based revolution’, with concurrent emergence of data-based industries including cloud, internet of things (IoT), big data and AI, etc. In addition, it is possible to build up healthcare big data through integrated linkage of a wide range of data including medical data (EMR), life log data (PHR) and genetic information, etc., and, as such, the smart healthcare industry can provide ‘products and services customized to individuals’ by utilizing individual’s data and information.

In spite of such changes in healthcare paradigm and global innovation environment, smart healthcare ecosystem is yet to be activated.. Since majority of the elements of the healthcare ecosystem including not only Personal Information Protection Act and Medical Service Act but also issues of privacy and healthcare data management, etc. that occur in data economy society are focused on the ‘protection of information‘, there are highly inadequate viewpoints on the utilization of information.

Moreover, although it is anticipated that the quality of life can be enhanced and welfare can be expanded, and lead economic growth by generating new growth engines through smart healthcare, foundation for advancement of the industry is yet to be established due to diversified conflicting situations including domestic and overseas medical information system being operated with medical institutes playing the core role etc.

It is urgent to ‘transparently and openly activate the environment to utilize healthcare data and information’ within the smart healthcare ecosystem in order to maximize the socioeconomic ripple effects of smart healthcare and to turn it into the growth engine of the future. In particular, activation of smart healthcare ecosystem service to encourage efficient opening, sharing and integrating data and information that are shared and utilized segmentally and linearly is urgently needed.

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