HPEC

type
ID Project
Status
Pilot
Website
Announcement
2019
Launch
2022
Mission Statement
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To empower the physician community to provide the best care to patients- free from third-party interference.
Summary
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HPEC (Humanitarian Physicians Empowerment Community) is a digital identity platform launched in 2022 that focuses on providing Self-Sovereign Identity solutions for healthcare professionals. The platform implements W3C DID standards and works with protocols developed by the World Wide Web Consortium and the Decentralized Identity Foundation to enable physicians to manage their professional credentials through a digital wallet system.

The core technical implementation consists of a cloud-based credential wallet that allows physicians to:

  • Store and manage professional credentials
  • Receive verifiable digital credentials directly from issuing institutions
  • Control sharing and verification of credentials through decentralized identity protocols
  • Participate in a verified physician-only network
  • Engage in end-to-end encrypted communications with colleagues

The platform aims to streamline the traditional medical credentialing process by implementing blockchain-based verification while maintaining physician control over their professional data. While currently in beta, HPEC is working on pilot projects with credential issuing bodies like academic medical centers and state licensing boards to enable direct issuance of verifiable digital credentials to physicians' wallets. The system requires verification through government ID and facial recognition, along with validation against state medical license databases to maintain the integrity of the physician-only network.

Notable technical features include:

  • Integration with multiple DID protocols including did:polygon and did:ion
  • Self-sovereign credential storage and sharing
  • Cryptographic self-moderation protocols for community governance
  • Automated credential verification against primary sources

Funding(1)

Private Sector Funding
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Public Sector Funding
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Technology(6)

Tech Stack Self Description
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Our application consists of a self-sovereign identity system for each physician user, built in a secure and encrypted cloud agent that you control – your credential wallet. The digital wallet and credential verification portion of our application is built on open-sourced self-sovereign identity standards developed by the World Wide Web Consortium, (WC3,) and the Decentralized Identity Foundation (DIF.)
Credential profile data is sourced from the Open Wallet Foundation digital-wallet-and-agent-overviews-sig project, licensed under the Apache License 2.0
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No credential profile data found. If you maintain this project, we urge you to visit the OWF Digital Wallet and Agent Overview SIG now and submit your specs and participate to foster global interoperability!
Use-cases
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Holders
Yes
Issuers
Yes
Verifiers
Yes
Technology
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SSI Technology
Yes
Endorses/Uses ZKPs
Yes
Has exportable Credentials
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Credential and Key Storage
No
Blockchains/Verifiable Data Registries
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DID Methods
Specification
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Management(8)

Managing Entities
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Persons of Interest
Role
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Founder
Chief Executive Officer
Sole Director
Chief Legal Advisor
Chief Legal Counsel
Chief Technology Officer
Chief Technical Advisor

Regulations and Standards(3)

Relations(25)

People(8)

Affiliated Person
Role
on behalf of
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Decentralized Identity Advisor
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Product Owner
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Credentialing SME
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Health Systems Informatics SME
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Blockchain Healthcare SME
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Lead Mobile App Architect
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Healthcare Economics SME
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Crypto and Blockchain Advisor
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Products(3)

Products
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targeted industries
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Geographic Focus
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Links(7)

App Links
App ID
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Inclusion Criteria

A1: Uses DID, VC or KERI/ACDC
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meets criteria: Yes
A2: Claims to be SSI
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meets criteria: Yes
B1: Received Government Funding or Endorsement
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meets criteria: Yes
C1: Has Well Known Partners
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meets criteria: Yes
D1: Project Announcement Date
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meets criteria: 2019

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