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Revision as of 10:14, 16 January 2021
Contents
Full Title or Meme
VCI is a consortium of healthcare enterprises lead by MITRE and supported by Microsoft to enable Verifiable Credentials in Healthcare.
Context
- Vaccination Credential Initiative has hitched up to the COVID19 bandwagon to show a real life use case in Healthcare.
- The goal is to demonstrate one's health status to safely return to travel, work, school and life while protecting their data privacy.
SMART Health Cards
A provided by participating testing labs that can be used in:
- Digital wallet apps that adhere to the SMART Health Cards Framework.
- PDF or paper printed with QR code referring to the SMART Health Cards
- Issuer (e.g., a lab) generates verifiable credentials
- Holder stores credentials and presents them at will
- Verifier receives credentials from holder and ensures they are properly signed (not clear if this is the credential or a Presentation Exchange).
User Experience
- Install a "Health Wallet" app
^ Connect the Health Wallet to a lab account ^ Save a COVID-19 results card from the lab to the Health Wallet
- When a user wants to share COVID-19 results with a verifier: a) Open Health Wallet b) Scan a QR code displayed by verifier c) Agree when prompted with "Share COVID-19 results with {Verifier Name}?"
Using the Demo
- The Demo is on GitHub
- runs on node.js - version 15 is LTS on 2021-01-15
- First Install nvm = node version manager
