Blockchain-based Website Solution for Controlling the Authorized Sale of Drugs in Peru

Garcia, Herbert Melendez; Cortez, Manuel Maza; Amaya, Edgar Diaz

doi:10.1109/eircon51178.2020.9253764

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“…Second, in allocating identity and privileges via digital certificates and maintain network transactions, a design of the drug distribution system is developed. The backend, which serves as an API for the front end, and the application were both launched as in cloud provider in [22]. The IBM Blockchain service, which is built in Hyperledger Fabric which is private permission and ensures an extra security model, has replaced the creation of the blockchain.…”

Section: B Blockchain Based Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Detection of Counterfeit Medical Products

Ramya¹,

Rachana²,

Naik³

et al. 2023

IJRASET

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Medical product counterfeiting is one of the many major problems facing the healthcare sector. It is estimated that 10 to 30 percent of medical products sold are fake. Because they do not have access to quality healthcare, these issues are more prevalent in undeveloped and developing nations. As the healthcare supply chain is centralised and the procedure from the product's creation to its delivery to the user is opaque, it is challenging to identify counterfeit goods. As a result, the traceability of medicinal products becomes crucial. In addition to the difficulties of data privacy, data authenticity, and adaptability, traditional methods have not been very effective in resolving these problems. In this study, we reviewed several blockchain-based approaches for detecting fake medical items that employ the Ethereum blockchain, Hyperledger fabric, etc. The adoption of innovative ideas, like the inclusion of a QR code which enables customers to discover more about medical products are also studied. We also discuss the various architectures and techniques that are employed. The key challenges faced, and the research gaps are also analysed.

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Section: B Blockchain Based Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Detection of Counterfeit Medical Products

Ramya¹,

Rachana²,

Naik³

et al. 2023

IJRASET

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“…The public Ethereum blockchain was selected as the blockchain network for our application. Herbert Melendez Garcia [5] the suggested medication inquiry solution can satisfy the same need to deliver trustworthy value to the customer with a lower proportion than the entire supply chain transparency since blockchain as a service provides us assurance regarding information management in an accessible and irreversible way. Similarly, for agreement to be successful, a decentralized business connection is needed.…”

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confidence: 99%

Enriching Drug Tracking Through Blockchain

Badadare¹,

Chavan²,

Gawarkar³

et al. 2022

YMER

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The human civilization progresses beyond contemporary conveniences, all aspects of life grow more sophisticated, and healthcare system is no exception. Individuals who are senior or incapacitated will benefit more from the breakthrough care delivery extrapolations. The pharmaceutical industries are the forerunners of this approach that perform tedious research into developing new and advanced drugs that are better and cheaper. These pharmaceutical companies work like any other companies where the scale of the economy and production is the driving factor towards the reduction of the costs of the medicines. This also has a side effect where a large number of medicines needs to be produced to keep the costs low that leads to an abundance of drugs that are not utilized by the time they are expired or not sold at the chemists. These drugs are often donated to the needy individuals at NGOs or other charitable organizations. But there isn’t any effective framework to ascertain that these organizations indeed receive the drug donations. For this purpose, a system for accountable drug donation is proposed in this publication that utilizes the blockchain Framework to improve accountability. The experimentations have been crucial in the determination of the reliability of the presented methodology. Keywords: Pharmaceutical product tracking, Blockchain Framework, Drug Donation.

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