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Sudeep Tanwar is a full Professor at Nirma University, India, where he also leads the ST Research Laboratory. He is a Visiting Professor with Jan Wyzykowski University, Poland and the University of Pitesti, Romania. He has edited 20 books and authored 4 books and more than 300 technical articles, for national and international peer-reviewed journals and conferences. He initiated the research field of blockchain technology adoption in various verticals in 2017. His research interests include blockchain technology, wireless sensor networks, fog computing, smart grid, and the IoT. He is a member of the Technical Committee on Tactile Internet of IEEE Communication Society. He has been awarded Best Research Paper Awards from IEEE IWCMC-2021, IEEE ICCCA-2021, IEEE GLOBECOM 2018, IEEE ICC 2019, and Springer ICRIC-2019. He has won Dr KW Wong Annual Best Paper Prize (with 750 USD) for 2021 sponsored by Elsevier (publishers of JISA).

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The use of Fifth Generation (5G) cellular networks in the healthcare sector has grown at an exponential rate over the past few years. Today, the majority of 5G healthcare systems are built using centralized client-servers, cloud servers, strong databases, and the Internet. Large numbers of applications are therefore using 5G healthcare solutions for better service, including large image file transfers, virtual visits with doctors, AR for staff education and training, claims and billing management, reliable and real-time remote monitoring, securing medical research data, securing patient data, ensuring the drug supply chain, facilitating medical data acquisition, and allowing doctors to prescribe earlier interventions and improve patient outcomes. To secure these 5G healthcare networks, many new blockchain solutions are available, including decentralized systems and applications.

Blockchain Applications for Healthcare Informatics: Beyond 5G offers a comprehensive survey of 5G-enabled technology which serves as the backbone for blockchain-based healthcare applications. This book investigates the latest research in blockchain technologies and seeks to answer some of the practical and methodological questions in the journey to maintain privacy and security in the healthcare sector: How can reliable and real-time remote monitoring be achieved? How can hospitals and healthcare systems optimize their infrastructures and workflows to make the most of 5G use cases? Chapters explore the most promising aspects of 5G for healthcare industries, as well as how 5G technology can help hospitals and healthcare systems do better. Chapters investigate the detailed framework needed to maintain security and privacy in 5G healthcare services using blockchain technologies, as well as comparative case studies looking at the various performance evaluation metrics, such as privacy preservation, scalability, and healthcare legislation.