”Impersonation problem of medical workers solved with blockchain-based digital ID cards”

South Korea's RAON SECURE has begun researching digital identification cards for medical workers to solve the problem of impersonation of medical workers, reported News 1.
The company announced on the 5th that it had signed a business agreement with the Korea Digital Clinical Medicine Society and digital healthcare company MetaNet to create a digital ID card for medical workers.
The company will use its blockchain-based distributed identity verification (DID) solution, OmniOne Enterprise, which is used in government mobile ID cards, and its construction experience to
The Korean Society for Digital Clinical Medicine will study the necessity and impact of digital ID cards for medical workers. MetaNet will also provide the
The company will develop a solution to apply digital identification of medical professionals to clinical sites. The company will provide OmniOne Digital ID for the certification of various professionals, and prevent professional impersonation.
The company's CEO, Lee Seung Hyo, said, "The forgery, alteration and theft of medical worker ID cards is a serious problem that directly affects the lives of the people. We are looking for a system that can verify authenticity and has excellent security."
"Our solution is the best technology to realize mobile ID."