Keep your medical prescriptions safe, under your control
https://66ksk-6iaaa-aaaan-qd7qa-cai.icp0.io/
Medpx stores your medical prescriptions in electronic form, on the blockchain, using cryptography to ensure nobody can access them – unless you allow it.
- Encrypted – leveraging the VetKeys technology, present only on the Internet Computer, nobody can access your prescriptions, not even the host provider
- Shareable – You can share your prescriptions with other users, for example a Hospital, Drug store or another doctor, or create groups, allowing any users that are members of the group to access your data
- Time-locked – When sharing your prescriptions, you can define a date limit to cut the access to your data
- Easy to find – You can create keys, like your e-mail, your phone number, etc, so you can be found more easily by other users (no need to keep tracking of long and cumbersome wallet addresses)
- On-chain – Medpx is a decentralized web3 app, running 100% on-chain on the Internet Computer, giving you full control of your prescriptions
- Open-source – released under GPL license, anyone can verify the source code and contribute to the app
Medpx was the 🥇 first-place 🥇 at the Group Sharing category in the vetKeys bounty that was organized by Dfinity: https://forum.dfinity.org/t/closed-bnt-8-vetkeys-enabling-privacy-preserving-applications-on-the-ic/21294/82 💪💪💪
- dfx 0.14+
$ git clone [https://github.com/av1ctor/medpx.git](https://github.com/av1ctor/medpx.git)
$ cd <project>
$ npm install
$ dfx start --background
$ dfx deploy- All prescriptions should be encrypted using VetKeys
- Patients should be able to share prescriptions with other users
- Patients should be able to share prescriptions with groups
- A shared prescription can have a time limit
- Users can create keys (like e-mail, phone number, id number, etc) to be found by other users more easily
- A qr-code should be generated to allow patients to share their prescriptions with third-parties (if they are authorized)
- A doctor, to create an account, should have a valid digital certificate containing his/her doctor license number
- WIP All prescriptions hashes should be signed by the doctor's digital certificate. The certificate + the signature should be stored as part of the prescription, and checked when storing them.
- A list of drugs should be available, so doctors could select them when creating a new prescription
- Doctors should be allowed to use and customize prescription templates
- When a prescription is created, the patient should receive a e-mail and/or SMS with a link to access it
- A prescription to be created should consume credits (our own ICRC-1 token)
- Doctors should be able to buy credits using ICP
- Multiple languages should be allowed
- Users must be verified by e-mail when signing up
- When creating keys, they must be verified (by SMS, by e-mail etc), to be sure the user owns them
- Controlled prescriptions (black-box drugs) should be used only-once, so the drug store must be allowed to mark them as used
This project is licensed under the GPL license, see LICENSE file for details.