CURE (Centralized User Registry for Experts) is a health record management system built on the Tezos blockchain. It ensures secure and decentralized storage of health records, enabling patients to securely share their personal data with doctors. The system incorporates AES and RSA encryption for security and uses IPFS for decentralized file storage. The focus is on privacy, transparency, and interoperability of health data.
- Tezos Blockchain Integration: Ensures decentralized and immutable storage of patient and doctor data.
- AES and RSA Encryption: Secure data storage and key sharing using industry-standard encryption algorithms.
- IPFS Storage: Utilizes decentralized file storage for handling large medical documents.
- Secure Data Sharing: Patients can securely share health records with authorized doctors using public/private key pairs.
- Backend: Node.js, Express.js
- Blockchain: Tezos Blockchain
- Encryption: AES & RSA
- Decentralized Storage: IPFS (InterPlanetary File System)
- Frontend: React.js
- Authentication: JWT, bcrypt (optional for user authentication)
- Registration: Patients and doctors can register on the platform.
- Login: After registration, users can log in to manage or access health records.
- Data Encryption: Health data is encrypted using AES, and the AES key is securely shared using RSA encryption.
- Document Storage: Diagnosis documents are stored in IPFS and linked to the blockchain.
Here are some of the key API routes available in the project:
- POST /api/register: Register a new patient or doctor.
- POST /api/login: Authenticate a user.
- POST /api/storeDiagnosis: Store diagnosis information for a patient (encrypted).
- GET /api/viewDiagnosis: Retrieve diagnosis information for a patient (decrypted).
POST /api/register
{
"name": "Tharaniesh P R",
"aadhar": "123456789012",
"age": 20,
"sex": "Male"
}