Setup:
foo@bar:~$ python PHR.py kgc generate masterkeyCreates a master key and the public parameters
Creating a new user at KGC:
foo@bar:~$ python user.py new john@email.comAdd data to the patients record
foo@bar:~$ python user.py insert "Personal health data" -u john@email.com -t req2 -r health_dataCreate new insurer, who can only read the patients data
foo@bar:~$ python user.py new insurer_john@email.comPatient allows this insurer access to his data:
Insurer creates his account:
foo@bar:~$ python user.py new insurer_john@email.comThen the patient gives access to the insurer to read its record:
foo@bar:~$ python user.py allow-access -u john@email.com -p insurer_john@email.com -t req2 -r health_dataAnd the insurer reads his data patients data:
foo@bar:~$ python user.py read -u insurer_john@email.comCreate a new hospital
foo@bar:~$ python hospital.py new hospital_delft@email.comCreate a new patient for this hospital, because it has been treated by this hospital and generate a new reencryption key:
foo@bar:~$ python hospital.py new-patient hospital_delft@email.com john@email.com -g male -d 01-01-2018 -a "Road 1"Adding new data to a hospital patient record, by the hospital:
foo@bar:~$ python hospital.py insert -d "Description of procedure: patient was helped in E.R." \
-z hospital_delft@email.com \
-p john@email.com \
-t req3 \
-r "02-02-1999"When the patient wants to reads this hospital record, and select the number of the record that you want to read:
foo@bar:~$ python user.py read patient_john@email.com_req3_02-02-1999 -u john@email.com
0. reencryption_from_hospital_hospital_delft@email.com_patient_john@email.com_req3_02-02-1999
1. health_data
2. reencryption_from_hospital_hospital_delft@email.com_patient_data_john@email.com
Choose the number of the file you want to read