A Blockchain and Zero Knowledge Proof Model for decentralised drug distribution and stock transfer
This research project proposes a blockchain and zero knowledge proof model for decentralised drug distribution and stock transfer in public health care facilities in Zambia. The model aims to improve the efficiency, security, privacy and transparency of the drug supply chain and enable peer-to-peer drug stock transfer among health facilities. The model is supported by several theories from computer science, cryptography, supply chain management and health informatics. A proofof-concept application is developed and evaluated using relevant performance metrics. The research contributes to the advancement of patient data confidentiality, smart contract functionality and network reliability in the pharmaceutical supply chain sector
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| Institution | ZCAS University |
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| Faculty / School | School of Computing, Technology and Applied Sciences |
| Thesis Advisors | Aaron Zimba derived |
| Degree | Master of Science in derived |
| Degree Level | Masters derived |
| Year | 2023 |
| Language | en_US |
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| Source Record | http://dspace.zcas.edu.zm/handle/123456789/158 |