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Pilot programmeHealthcare records
ShifaChain
شفاء تشينHospitals, clinics, pharmacies and health insurers share records, prescriptions and referrals on the patient’s consent, with a full access history.
The problem
Why it is needed
Patients carry paper files between providers, prescriptions can be forged, and insurers lack reliable evidence for claims.
Where it stands todayBuilt and offered for pilots with healthcare providers.
How it works
Step by step
- ConsentThe patient grants a provider access to the relevant records.
- TreatThe provider records the visit, prescription or referral.
- DispenseThe pharmacy checks the prescription and the practitioner’s licence.
- ClaimThe insurer receives verifiable evidence for the claim.
Who takes part
Participants
Hospitals and clinicsPharmaciesHealth insurersPatientsHealth authorities
Standards & links
Built to work with
Law 151 of 2020 (personal data)Health data kept off-chain
Runs on Misr Chain Vault
Other Columbia One platforms
Single sign-on, identity and KYC, digital signatures, maker-checker approvals, audit trail and QR verification are shared with every Columbia One platform.
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