In the Pharmaceutical line; we have varying product qualities and pricing, attributable to counterfeit productions, discrete distribution chains, poor accessibility, and varied publicity / marketing cost, etc.
As if these issues aren’t enough; the health insurance sector is adept to witnessing logistical challenges, owing to a system that is lacking in transparency and bedeviled by the insincerity of some partners in the healthcare system; giving them little or no option than to play along.
The in transparency and challenges befalling the system are likely going to leave the patients to seek for medical attentions randomly, paying similar bill for a varying healthcare quality.
The above stated disparities have resulted in differing public view of the health sector; and prompts up the asking of some important questionings such as:
How can one get to know the health institution that reflects quality?
How can those health institutions that are conscious of value; access the needed capable hands, equipment and drugs, at an affordable pricing, to aid their goals?
How can the pharmaceutical chain deliveries be harnessed to scheme out the low quality ones; encourage the standard ones, and still get them at reasonable prices?
How do we ensure that the real drugs do get to the right destinations without giving room to the introduction of counterfeits?
How do we enthrone an insurance sector, devoid of fraud?
These challenges and other issues will be needing quality solutions to provide the needed answer. To these challenges, we tend not to be looking any further as we already have an answer in place.
ATLANTICO Network is an intelligent innovation that was conceived years ago, and is being brought to fruition courtesy of some professional back end developers, current and ongoing agreements with some members of the health, insurance and pharmaceutical sectors. This is aimed at enthroning a high standard of health delivery.
To communicate these innovations, let’s formally introduce the ATLANTICO Network.
Atlantico Network is a decentralized blockchain platform, uniting the medical, pharmaceutical, health insurance service and the patients; in a streamlined and interactive way. Below is an inroad into brief overviews that are obtainable from the participating sectors, on the platform.
MEDICAL SECTOR
THE PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR
THE INSURANCE LINE
THE PATIENTS
Every patient’s diagnosis, requests, medications, diagnosis, prescriptions, etc. will be recorded in the blockchain ledger, accessible for ratings, reviews, and future analysis. As a blockchain based application, ATLANTICO adopted the NEM blockchain network for an enhanced speed and affordability.
Access to the platform, voter rating, etc. will be facilitated through the platform’s primary token called, the “ATL” Tokens (Mosaic standard). The token will also serve as a means of getting dividends for profits, and can easily be converted to Fiat money, on the exchanges.
In all of these developments, the mobile application will add the needed flexibility to the system, with valuable functionalities as illustrated below:
This will make it easy and more accessible to use.
From the displayed, the project is currently at the ICO stage, presenting a unique opportunity for possible investor bargain.
A softcap of $3 million dollars and a hardcap of $15Million dollars are part of the varying targets.
1 ATL token has been pegged at an ICO price of 0.0001, ether; and can be purchased with Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Neo, Nem, and TRON.
At the end of the ICO, the raised fund will be distributed thus:
Without hitting the exchange yet, the team can be linked to the blockchain technology patent that is currently been deployed. Another of their impact can be attributed to the immense contribution to a healthy human life and the medical/pharmaceutical world in general.
Having given this brief introduction, look forward to other of my reviews that will be centered on the TGE and the business model of the Atlantico Network, Real lifescenarios and personal analysis of the platform.
For more detail, kindly see the reference section, below.
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Karlblaise1
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