Building health software on decentralised health data using Personal Online Datastores
summary
A working Solid Health System is already built with Gurriny Yealamucka and ANU: three cross‑platform apps (patient, health‑worker, analytics) written in Dart/Flutter, pods use OpenID Connect and WebAC, data is encrypted at rest and hosted per person, and Python pipelines convert existing records to RDF/Turtle. Three open‑source packages—solid_oauth, solid_encrypt, rdf_lib—power auth, encryption and RDF handling. A trial with low‑risk diabetes patients in Yarrabah is running while migration, device security and consent expiry remain open challenges.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:50Centralized health databases problems
- 5:45Personal Online Data Stores and SOLID PODS
- 7:11What is SOLID
- 9:21Technology behind SOLID PODS
- 13:34Migrating with pipelines
- 15:45Health software with SOLID PODS
- 17:32Yaraba indigenous community project
- 20:48Patient control and data sharing
- 22:56Decentralized health data challenges
- 26:05Acknowledgments
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