Health 3.0 (National) industry and patient medical record collaboration

Countries have struggled to implement a single health record despite the compelling advantages of doing so. The solution to the key barriers to creation of a patient medical record is to make available a Web 3.0 network that allows the patient (or their representative) to manage a patient profile which can accept invitations to link content from other participants in the health industry.

The Health Industry 3.0 plus patient health record network allows organisations (including hospitals), health care providers (including doctors) and patients to see all information in the industry and collectively self-publish, match, learn, validate and consume 20+ types of health care information. It is a platform for a global audience and provides a costless and immediate means to distribute information, facilitate collaboration, exchange content and facilitate transactions. The system provides applications to enable participants in the health industry to do what they do everyday in an open, transparent internet platform. Each participant simply agrees to “link” and “share” content with other participants to create a patient medical record.

Comprehensive health information is distributed direct amongst organisations, providers and patients in real-time, rather than slow, labour intensive, opaque channels in regional markets. Patients can publish all their health information at one location. Providers can find patients in different regional areas matching their speciality and volunteer their time to patients in less fortunate markets. Hospitals can reduce patient demand on their infrastructure by coordinating care remotely, possibly using remote monitoring devices. This Web 3.0 online networks delivers a globally transparent market with instantaneous exchange of comprehensive information using Web 3.0 principles. Market participants can find each other using tag based search in hours, rather than use 3rd parties for labor intensive searches.

The screenshot of Health Industry 3.0 plus patient health record below provides an overview of the content, structure and purpose of the network:

How is this idea innovative? (new or different from what already exists)
Existing health care is essentially a cottage industry with asymmetric information flows between potential patients, insurers, hospitals and providers. As such health care is expensive and health care outcomes can be less than what they could be. Many patients find it very difficult to access correct skills while the full universe of providers is not fully utilized. It is designed to be applicable globally and delivers new levels of accessibility and transparency in health care.

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