Tracing and Tracking Drugs Supply Chain using Decentralisation Process

The pharmaceutical ecosystem is composed of various actors such as drug producers, health care practitioners, patients and regulators inter-alias. The integration of block-chain technology enhances the engagement of these actors to a higher plane since it provides mechanisms of sharing data and information in a secure and clear manner. In this block-chain project, we propose the development of a decentralized platform that leverages the benefits of block-chain to improve pharmacy-vigilance, drug supply chain management, and clinical trials. The tracking system will ensure that all the pharmaceutical products are traced from the manufacturer to the end user, thereby preventing the circulation of fake drugs and ensuring the health safety of patients. In addition, this allows for the collection of research data from patients without compromising their privacy and the safety of their data. The purpose of this project, which focuses on pharmacology, is to showcase the possibilities offered by the implementation of block technology, as well as extend the scope of available solutions for the pharmaceutical market.This project not only encourages trust and transparency between stakeholders but also drives innovation in medical data management. By providing data immutability and traceability, block-chain can transform regulatory compliance and decision-making. Finally, it establishes a new standard of integrity and accountability in the pharmacy industry.

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2025-05-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icaiss61471.2025.11041968
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Tracing and Tracking Drugs Supply Chain using Decentralisation Process

V Dharani, Pinamala Sruthi, Asha Judi, P. Kabitha et al.
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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Tracing and Tracking Drugs Supply Chain using Decentralisation Process

V Dharani, Pinamala Sruthi, Asha Judi, P. Kabitha, G Blessey
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Abstract

The pharmaceutical ecosystem is composed of various actors such as drug producers, health care practitioners, patients and regulators inter-alias. The integration of block-chain technology enhances the engagement of these actors to a higher plane since it provides mechanisms of sharing data and information in a secure and clear manner. In this block-chain project, we propose the development of a decentralized platform that leverages the benefits of block-chain to improve pharmacy-vigilance, drug supply chain management, and clinical trials. The tracking system will ensure that all the pharmaceutical products are traced from the manufacturer to the end user, thereby preventing the circulation of fake drugs and ensuring the health safety of patients. In addition, this allows for the collection of research data from patients without compromising their privacy and the safety of their data. The purpose of this project, which focuses on pharmacology, is to showcase the possibilities offered by the implementation of block technology, as well as extend the scope of available solutions for the pharmaceutical market.This project not only encourages trust and transparency between stakeholders but also drives innovation in medical data management. By providing data immutability and traceability, block-chain can transform regulatory compliance and decision-making. Finally, it establishes a new standard of integrity and accountability in the pharmacy industry.

Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology (IN)
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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