What are your thoughts on AI, Blockchain, and Machine Learning on our healthcare systems. Can this be the much-needed game-changers?

If the COVID pandemic is to go by, one lesson we learned is; there's a big gap in the healthcare system. People being locked in their houses forced the healthcare system to go online. Everything from consultations, prescriptions, and more was done online. Doctors had to diagnose you online and try to solve your problems with the information they had about you, which we know is erroneous mainly. This is because most of them couldn't access past records of patients and such.

This is the point where my argument comes into place.

Instead, can all governments and healthcare systems adopt machine learning, artificial intelligence, and Blockchain to bridge this gap in terms of data storage? Some research indicates that this is possible, and some hospitals are already using Blockchain to store data. This article shows that Oxford University Hospitals in the UK have adopted this through Authtrail, an Ai project that uses blockchain technology for effective data management. This is a clear indicator this can work and will save hospitals alike when they need to get a patient's medical history.

Also, machine learning can benefit from this. Using the data stored, Machine Learning can compare different medical results and use AI medical algorithms to come up with different solutions.

So, isn't it about time the use of blockchain technology is adopted globally? Do you know some other institutions already using the Blockchain to store and manage their data?

What are your thoughts?