Blockchain for Patient and HCP Data Rights Management: Lessons from an Enterprise Install

Authors

  • Dominique Hurley HealthVerity, Vice President Innovation & Strategy

Abstract

Session Description: Privacy laws like GDPR and California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) have created a much more regulated environment in which enterprises need to operate in regards to consumer data permissions. Built on hyperledger fabric, HealthVerity Consent is an enterprise-level platform that allows organizations to aggregate and manage all existing touchpoints across the organization in one central location to comply with evolving privacy requirements.

In this session we'll review what it took to deliver an enterprise blockchain installation where we drove business process change across departments and companies to better manage rights to data access and use. We’ll cover: 

  • 5 key lessons learned you can apply to future blockchain implementations
  • How to integrate into a non-blockchain ecosystem
  • What challenges were faced in order to drive business process change with blockchain
  • How to manage existing barriers when migrating from legacy systems and business process to distributed ledger technology

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Author Biography

Dominique Hurley, HealthVerity, Vice President Innovation & Strategy

Dominique Hurley is an expert in Bio/Pharma commercial operations with a focus on commercial data enablement. She is currently Vice President of Innovation and Strategy for HealthVerity, a cloud-based technology company enhancing the transparency, availability, and cost-efficiency in healthcare data access and management. Through novel technology that encrypts, matches and unifies healthcare data, HealthVerity delivers interoperable access to over 300 million patients and 11 billion healthcare and consumer transactions. Prior to HealthVerity, Dominique was Senior Director, Commercial Operations at Biogen where she led the aggregation of specialty pharmacy data for the multiple sclerosis and hematology franchises unifying the information and its use across the enterprise. She also led key initiatives on measurement and reporting strategy to support a better understanding of patient and physician needs for both mature and launch brands. Prior to Biogen, she led the information strategy, technology and commercial operations set up for Ironwood Pharmaceuticals in advance of their first commercial launch, Linzess. Dominique also spent time on the supplier side of the industry serving as VPGM of Epsilon (ADS) pharmaceutical practice. Here she led global, omni-channel engagements for AstraZeneca, Boehringer Ingelheim, and Procter & Gamble. She is a graduate of Lehigh University College of Business and Economics and resides in the Boston area.

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Published

2018-11-20

How to Cite

Hurley, D. (2018). Blockchain for Patient and HCP Data Rights Management: Lessons from an Enterprise Install. Telehealth and Medicine Today, 3. Retrieved from https://telehealthandmedicinetoday.com/index.php/journal/article/view/125

Issue

Converge2Xcelerate (ConV2X) Special Podcast Edition

Section

Track: Exhibitor

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