Drug Tracing System Using Blockchain Technology

Healthcare supply chains are complicated networks that span various departmental and geographical limits and provide the foundation for many benefits that are necessary for everyday life .The difficulties of this systems can result in contaminations such as erroneous data and lack of clarity and poor data origin. one issue of present supply chain restrictions is the production of counterfeit drugs, which not only has negative impact on people health but also has negative impact on financial status of pharmaceutical business. A recent research emphasised the importance of a well founded end-to-end track and trace system for health care supply chains .The smart contract ensures data provenance and gives all participants access to a secure unalterable transaction history .Moreover, it eliminates the need for intermediaries we give a high-level overview of thesystem architecture and algorithms that form the basis of the key elements of our proposed solution. we test and analyse the system to find how effectively it can enhance traceabilityinside health care supply chains before providing a cost and security analysis Keywords— Drug Counterfeiting , Supply Chain, Blockchain, Traceability, Healthcare, Trust, Securit

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INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
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2024-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem37017
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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Drug Tracing System Using Blockchain Technology

Yashwanth Yashwanth, P. C. Sai Keerthana, Aluri Gopi, Rapelli Srikanth
INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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Drug Tracing System Using Blockchain Technology

Yashwanth Yashwanth, P. C. Sai Keerthana, Aluri Gopi, Rapelli Srikanth
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Abstract

Healthcare supply chains are complicated networks that span various departmental and geographical limits and provide the foundation for many benefits that are necessary for everyday life .The difficulties of this systems can result in contaminations such as erroneous data and lack of clarity and poor data origin. one issue of present supply chain restrictions is the production of counterfeit drugs, which not only has negative impact on people health but also has negative impact on financial status of pharmaceutical business. A recent research emphasised the importance of a well founded end-to-end track and trace system for health care supply chains .The smart contract ensures data provenance and gives all participants access to a secure unalterable transaction history .Moreover, it eliminates the need for intermediaries we give a high-level overview of thesystem architecture and algorithms that form the basis of the key elements of our proposed solution. we test and analyse the system to find how effectively it can enhance traceabilityinside health care supply chains before providing a cost and security analysis Keywords— Drug Counterfeiting , Supply Chain, Blockchain, Traceability, Healthcare, Trust, Securit

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