The Utilization of Blockchain Technology to Mitigate The Prevalence of Fraudulent Medical Practitioners

The issue of fraudulent medical practitioners persists in contemporary times, as evidenced by numerous prior investigations that have documented and analyzed the fatalities resulting from the activities of fraudulent doctors throughout different nations. The underlying basis of this research is as follows. The study employed quantitative methodologies to carry out the investigation. This study employed focus group talks and literature research to gather data on the phenomenon of fraudulent medical practitioners. Additionally, simulations test were conducted using blockchain technologies, specifically Multichain, to prototype potential solutions. The necessity for accurate and open information about the identification of medical practitioners has been identified, posing a present challenge in its acquisition. The utilization of blockchain technology, which is extensively employed, is perceived as a potential resolution to prevailing issues. This technology's attributes, including transparency, immutability, unchangeable, traceability, and security, offer a viable solution to these challenges. Experiments conducted inside the laboratory setting, with simulated prototypes, demonstrate the utilization of unaltered Multichain blockchain technology. The utilization of this technology has been demonstrated to effectively document the legality of a doctor's records. Its capacity to ensure trustworthiness, validity of information, and simplicity of accessibility presents a viable solution to the issue. The findings of this study hold significant utility for several stakeholders, including society, industry, government, and the advancement of blockchain science. Blockchain technology has the potential to enhance the medical governance of doctors by improving its reliability, authenticity, and trustworthiness.