Enhanced QR CODE Scanning and Blockchain Technology for Drug Packaging System

Scanning a QR code on pharmaceutical packaging discloses essential information such as the medication's name, batch number, expiration date, and manufacturing date. This connectivity, together with blockchain technology, guarantees both accessibility and security of the data. The objective is to provide an intuitive system that provides straightforward access to pharmaceutical information, facilitating informed decision-making in healthcare. The inclusion of QR codes on drug packaging facilitates access to essential information, including the medicine's name, batch number, expiry date, and manufacturing date. This novel method improves accessibility while also strengthening data security. The incorporation of blockchain technology enhances the system's integrity by utilizing the hashing idea to guarantee data tamper resistance. This increased security mechanism enables users to accurately track the progression of a tablet sheet from its original manufacturing phase to its final distribution stage. This comprehensive solution offers an intuitive platform for accessing medication information while enabling users to make informed healthcare decisions, hence fostering transparency and accountability within the pharmaceutical supply chain. Keywords: Blockchain, Medical Record, QR Code, Dataset.

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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icscan62807.2024.10894169
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QR Code Applications and Technologies
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Abstract

Scanning a QR code on pharmaceutical packaging discloses essential information such as the medication's name, batch number, expiration date, and manufacturing date. This connectivity, together with blockchain technology, guarantees both accessibility and security of the data. The objective is to provide an intuitive system that provides straightforward access to pharmaceutical information, facilitating informed decision-making in healthcare. The inclusion of QR codes on drug packaging facilitates access to essential information, including the medicine's name, batch number, expiry date, and manufacturing date. This novel method improves accessibility while also strengthening data security. The incorporation of blockchain technology enhances the system's integrity by utilizing the hashing idea to guarantee data tamper resistance. This increased security mechanism enables users to accurately track the progression of a tablet sheet from its original manufacturing phase to its final distribution stage. This comprehensive solution offers an intuitive platform for accessing medication information while enabling users to make informed healthcare decisions, hence fostering transparency and accountability within the pharmaceutical supply chain. Keywords: Blockchain, Medical Record, QR Code, Dataset.

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