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MIT SafePaths Card (MiSaCa): Augmenting Paper Based Vaccination Cards with Printed Codes

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arxiv 2101.07931 v2 pith:B34QO4RS submitted 2021-01-20 cs.CY cs.CR

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keywords systemvaccinedistributioncard-basedcodesdescribeframeworkimmunization
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In this early draft, we describe a user-centric, card-based system for vaccine distribution. Our system makes use of digitally signed QR codes and their use for phased vaccine distribution, vaccine administration/record-keeping, immunization verification, and follow-up symptom reporting. Furthermore, we propose and describe a complementary scanner app system to be used by vaccination clinics, public health officials, and immunization verification parties to effectively utilize card-based framework. We believe that the proposed system provides a privacy-preserving and efficient framework for vaccine distribution in both developed and developing regions.

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