Blockchain & IoT based Drugs Traceability for Pharma Industry

S. Nawale, Rahul R. Konapure
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Abstract

The delivery of medicine directly from the manufacturer to the end-user is the highest priority of today's healthcare system. Several stakeholders, including distributors, suppliers, wholesalers, and consumers, are involved in the pharmaceutical supply chain. However, verifying the source of raw materials and maintaining visibility of goods and merchandise as they move across the supply chain network has become increasingly difficult thus, forming opportunities for counterfeits to enter the authentic supply chain. This paper proposes using the Internet of Things (IoT) and Blockchain to improve traceability in the pharmaceutical supply chain. Blockchain-based on the IoT is a type of distributed ledger (DLT) that keeps an immutable record of all transaction data that cannot be falsified and is transparent to all stakeholders. Implementing an IoT-based blockchain system will give pharmaceutical industry the resources it needs to enhance drug traceability across the supply chain, resulting in more effective and safe healthcare.
基于区块链和物联网的制药行业药品可追溯性
将药品直接从制造商送到最终用户手中是当今医疗保健系统的重中之重。药品供应链中涉及多个利益相关者,包括分销商、供应商、批发商和消费者。然而,核实原材料的来源和保持货物和商品在供应链网络中的可见性变得越来越困难,从而为假冒产品进入正品供应链创造了机会。本文提出使用物联网(IoT)和区块链来提高药品供应链的可追溯性。基于物联网的区块链是一种分布式账本(DLT),它保留了所有交易数据的不可变记录,这些数据无法伪造,并且对所有利益相关者都是透明的。实施基于物联网的区块链系统将为制药行业提供所需的资源,以增强整个供应链的药物可追溯性,从而实现更有效和安全的医疗保健。
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