Blockchain enabled secure pharmaceutical supply chain framework with traceability: an efficient searchable pharmachain approach

Rahul Mishra, Dharavath Ramesh, Nazeeruddin Mohammad, Bhaskar Mondal
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The complex networks of manufacturers, suppliers, retailers, and customers that make up today’s pharmaceutical supply chain span worldwide. As it is, there needs to be more transparency in the traditional pharma supply chain. Also, the global nature of this industry makes it vulnerable to problems caused by a lack of transparency, distrust among involved entities, and reluctance to share data. Such lack of transparency mainly causes concerns regarding pharmaceutical product supply record forgery and counterfeiting of drugs. Supply chain traceability, which means following a product’s journey from its manufacturing facility to its final consumers, is critically important, as it necessitates traceability, authenticity, and efficiency at a high level. This study proposes a blockchain-based secure and efficient traceable supply chain infrastructure for pharmaceutical products. Smart contracts are at the heart of the proposed solution, which tracks how all entities supply and record relevant events. Thus, all the involved entities can stay up-to-date on the latest state and guarantee a secure supply against any supply record forgery and counterfeit pharmaceutical products. In addition, we replicate the records in many chunks and use parallel search to achieve efficient traceability, which searches the stored records efficiently on the blockchain network. The comprehensive security analysis with standard theoretical proofs ensures the computational infeasibility of the proposed model. Further, the detailed performance analysis with test simulations shows the practicability of the proposed model.

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区块链支持的具有可追溯性的安全药品供应链框架:一种高效的可搜索药链方法
由制造商、供应商、零售商和客户组成的复杂网络横跨全球,构成了当今的医药供应链。因此,传统的医药供应链需要更高的透明度。此外,该行业的全球性质使其容易受到缺乏透明度、相关实体之间互不信任以及不愿共享数据等问题的影响。缺乏透明度的主要原因是人们对药品供应记录造假和假药的担忧。供应链可追溯性是指跟踪产品从生产工厂到最终消费者的整个过程,这一点至关重要,因为它需要高水平的可追溯性、真实性和效率。本研究提出了一种基于区块链的安全高效的医药产品可追溯供应链基础设施。智能合约是拟议解决方案的核心,它可以跟踪所有实体的供应情况并记录相关事件。因此,所有参与实体都能随时了解最新状态,并保证安全供应,防止任何供应记录伪造和假冒药品。此外,我们将记录复制成许多块,并使用并行搜索来实现高效溯源,从而在区块链网络上高效搜索存储的记录。利用标准理论证明进行的全面安全分析确保了所提模型在计算上的不可行性。此外,通过测试模拟进行的详细性能分析表明了所提模型的实用性。
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