J03 : MediRecord: a Quasi-Permissioned Blockchain Medical Record Verification System


Students Jeffrey Klinck
School HDSB - Oakville Trafalgar High School - Oakville
Level Senior 11/12 - Grade 11
Group Group 11 - Engineering and Computing IV
Abstract The purpose of my project is to explore the implementation of a blockchain-based medical record system in Ontario. Previously, there have been proposals to create such systems for other jurisdictions. These systems have shortcomings related to unscalable structures, a lack of record security, or other problems. MediRecord uses a novel blockchain structure that realizes the benefits of typical blockchain systems while addressing the identified shortcomings.
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Gowling WLG Innovation AwardsGowling WLG Innovation Award - Grand Winner$ 300
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Merit AwardsSilver Merit Award$ 80
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Ola Lunyk-Child Memorial Health AwardsOla Lunyk-Child Memorial Health Science Award - Second$ 150