Here is my Flowchart for measuring blockchain’s increase of efficiency in healthcare environments. Hypothesis: Blockchain technologies show an increase in database efficiency for storing and retrieving relevant information in a healthcare environment over traditional database methods. Side note: I plan to add more to this, but my recent workload has put … Continue reading Blockchain Increasing Efficiency in Healthcare environments.
Below is my presentation on referents and creating groups with examples to help you understand the topics. I cover the many types of referents and go into how a simple research question can naturally create groups. Referents and Groups Q44 & Q47 – Dain Grimes
Subject Search Database: EBSCOhost: Computer Source Kaur, J., Rani, R., & Kalra, N. (2021). Blockchain-based framework for secured storage, sharing, and querying of electronic healthcare records. Concurrency & Computation: Practice & Experience, 33(20), 1-24. DOI: 10.1002/cpe.6369. Subject Term: “Blockchain in Healthcare” My reasoning behind searching for “blockchain in healthcare” has to do with me finding practical real-world situations where … Continue reading Blockchain in Healthcare
Database: Applied Science & Technology Full-Text Keyword: “Blockchain” Results: 727 Potential Article: Yu, Y., Liu, G., Xiao, H., Hu, W., (2022). Design of networked secure and real-time control based on blockchain techniques. IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, Issue 4. DOI: 10.1109/TIE.2021.3071705. Accessed 04 April 2022. Keyword: “Cryptocurrency” Results: 212 Potential Article: Quirk, D., Stabinski, M., (2021). Cryptocurrency drives data center innovation. Ashrae Journal, Issue … Continue reading Blockchain Simple Searches
My initial research idea was going to be the relation of blockchain and cryptocurrency. It was also going to dive into blockchain and how it works. Then it would relate to cryptocurrencies and explain how they work. However, I have decided that this might lead to some issues when relating to a research topic as … Continue reading Blockchain and Its Integration into Society
I have had a lot of experience doing research and diving deeper into markets and different fields for entrepreneurship classes and projects. Thus, I do not fear the work and research needed to formulate a good project, but one thing that always trips me up is demographic research. It can be easy to find all … Continue reading Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Research Proposal
This week I dove into the idea of the t-TEST and its relation to a statistically significant hypothesis. It dives into means of experiments, probability, and the idea of a null hypothesis. Power point: T-Test
Lin, H.C., Kuo, Y.C., & Liu, M.Y. (2020). A health informatics transformation model based on intelligent cloud computing – exemplified by type 2 diabetes mellitus with related cardiovascular diseases. Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine, 191. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cmpb.2020.105409 Abstract Cloud computing uses a universal database to store information in a given environment. In health informatics, traditional databases … Continue reading Cloud Computing’s Impact on Health Informatics, Focusing on Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus.
I composed a document of interesting and potential employers that I would be interested in that are based in Oklahoma. I picked Oklahoma, because once I graduate I will be moving down there. All four of these positions are either networking or IT based and relate to my current degree and what I hope to … Continue reading Potential Employers in Oklahoma
In these topics I cover bias and unbias sampling. Some examples of both and how they can be faulty and reliable. Then I move to cover random sampling and its relation to unbias sampling. Lastly, I cover systematic sampling and its relation to random sampling. I also included an example of my own sampling that … Continue reading Sampling (Topics 25 &26)