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Excited to share my latest blockchain project!

Using React, Hardhat, Privy, and deployed on the Base Sepolia Testnet, I’ve created a decentralized prescription management system designed to bring transparency and accountability to healthcare.

Key Features:
1️⃣ Doctors can securely write and send prescriptions on the blockchain.
2️⃣ Pharmacists can fetch and accept prescriptions assigned to them.
3️⃣ Patients can view prescriptions and track their status online.
4️⃣ Donations: Patients can receive up to 7% of total donations to support costly treatments.

Benefits:
✅ Improved Accountability: Quickly identify medication errors.
✅ Convenience: Patients save time by knowing when their prescriptions are ready.
✅ Secure Data with Privy: Sensitive data is encrypted, ensuring privacy while maintaining decentralization.
✅ Social Support: Donations help patients afford expensive treatments.

explore here- https://d-pharma.vercel.app/

code- https://github.com/vicky262600/d-pharma-flow-fe

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It is a good start - continue to make it better.

Kiwi Software Engineer. Interests in Value Investing, Decentralised Money, Building web apps, Robotics Engineering.

The prescriptions are directly stored on the blockchain to ensure transparency and accountability. In some cases, a doctor might write the wrong prescription, leading to serious side effects for the patient. If this data were stored on a centralized database, it could be altered to shift the blame—for example, claiming the correct prescription was written but the pharmacist provided the wrong medication. Storing it on the blockchain ensures an immutable record, preventing tampering and making it easier to trace responsibility.

That's brilliant! So are you using zero knowledge proofs for the customer to prove they have a prescription without having to reveal that info to the public? Or are you just writing the prescriptions directly on the blockchain?

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Great idea keep up the good work! Looks great

I am learning Blockchain and just the idea poped up. here are some benefits
Improved Accountability: If a medication error occurs, blockchain records help identify whether the issue stemmed from a doctor’s prescription or a pharmacist’s dispensing.
Streamlined Patient Experience: Patients can check online if their prescription has been accepted by the pharmacist, saving them time and reducing unnecessary wait times at pharmacies.
Financial Aid for Costly Treatments: Patients can receive donations for expensive treatments, such as cancer therapies, easing financial burdens.
Trustworthy Transactions: Using blockchain ensures tamper-proof and secure interactions between all parties involved.
Global Accessibility: As it’s deployed on the Base Sepolia Testnet, this project demonstrates the power of decentralization to create accessible solutions for everyone.
Data Security with Privy: By utilizing Privy, the system protects sensitive user data while maintaining the transparency and immutability of blockchain

Sounds like a great use case but why would doctors use it?

ok.., Once the doctor add the Pharmacist in the prescription, then the pharmacist would be able to get the prescription.

I love this idea though the site doesn't load for me. :( Have you gotten any pharmacists or physicians on board to try it out? Healthcare is tricky like that, the laws around how prescriptions are handled, how pharmacies are audited, etc. are intense.

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