Department. of Computer Science and Engineering, MIT ADT School of Computing, Pune, India.
International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 2025, 17(02), 344-351
Article DOI: 10.30574/ijsra.2025.17.2.2999
Received on 29 September 2025; revised on 07 November 2025; accepted on 10 November 2025
Problem: The inadequate security, lack of patient autonomy, and low accessibility of traditional patient portals limit user involvement and jeopardize the protection of protected health information (PHI). Current methods frequently exclude users who are not tech-savvy and lack fine-grained patient control. The goal of this effort is to create and deploy a next-generation, patient-focused online portal that maximizes usability, empowers the user as the final data owner of centralized health-related data, and develops a high-assurance security model. For a reliable, serverless design, the system makes use of Firebase and React. A mandatory PIN + OTP Multi-Factor Authentication (2FA) login and a dynamic granular consent flow, wherein healthcare provider access necessitates explicit patient agreement via an OTP challenge, are key technical aspects. Additionally, the site incorporates a rules engine to recommend customized health plans and a tool called Speech-to-Text (STT) technology to enable voice-guided navigation and search. When this architecture is successfully implemented, security standards are greatly raised, PHI access control is transferred from the institution to the patient, and the digital gap is closed. The outcome is a platform for holistic health management that is more reliable, fair, and eventually used more.
Patient Autonomy; Granular Access Control; Mutli-Factor Auhentication(2FA); Accessibility; Speech-to-Text(STT)
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Nakshatra Amit Rane, Sanika Surendra Mahajan, Satvik Ramesh Chaudhari, Kartik Jaikumar Nair and Shweta Yadav. A Patient Data Portal with Secure Login, Report History and Doctor Access Using Speech-to-Text. International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 2025, 17(02), 344-351. Article DOI: https://doi.org/10.30574/ijsra.2025.17.2.2999.
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