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  1.  Processing of Medical Records.  In UNOS, every 9 minutes a patient is added, processing and storing a huge volume of medical data would result in an increase in overhead cost, and not storing and non-processing of data at different decentralized nodes would create a potential for manipulation of organ allocation for transplantation. 
  2.  Donation Management. 
    1. Portable and Cryptographically verifiable donation permit Issued by NGO: Hospitals can directly communicate with the donor and cryptographically verify that donor has given consent and consent was collected and donation permit was issued by authorized organization.  
    2. Authentication of Donor: Cryptographically the donor can authenticate his identity to NGO that issues a donation permit, the NGO can build upon this identity and issues donation consent against this identity. Further, the donor can authenticate himself cryptographically to any verifier of donation permit. This would be useful for small NGOs that cannot spend resources to contact or integrate with identity issuers to authenticate the donors but the limitation to this is the identity that will be used by donors to authenticate to NGO will have to be trusted and accepted by all so the verifier accepts it too and will also have to have the capability to prove the ownership.
    3. Guardianship Authorization and management. Sometimes the donor may not be in condition to share his donation consent and so the donor will need a guardian who in the donor's place would present the donation permit and authorize hospitals to harvest the donor's organ. 


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