A Model of Privacy and Security for Electronic Health Records

Mehndiratta, Pulkit; Sachdeva, Shelly; Kulshrestha, Sudhanshu

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-05693-7_13

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“…This framework proposes to detect unauthorized user access to the patient's health records by following the privacy by design principles. Multi-authority-based access control is suggested by this study to defend unauthorized access of patient's personal data as the administrator of the system can misuse them while accessing the system and patients' health records are often exposed to third parties for healthcare purposes [30,44]. Accordingly, the sensitive data should be retrieved by the doctor's consent or in some cases by the patient's consent to overcome this problem.…”

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A Conceptual Framework to Ensure Privacy in Patient Record Management System

Semantha¹,

Azam

Shanmugam

et al. 2021

IEEE Access

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A Conceptual Framework to Ensure Privacy in Patient Record Management System

Semantha¹,

Azam

Shanmugam

et al. 2021

IEEE Access

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“…Recent papers tackled such challenges. For example, in the papers (Fernández-Alemán et al 2013) and (Mehndiratta et al 2014), the authors present the difficulties of providing security and privacy in EHR systems.…”

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Privacy in electronic health records: a systematic mapping study

Silva

Antunes

Morais

2023

J Public Health (Berl.)

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Main Electronic health record (EHR) applications are digital versions of paper-based patient health information. Traditionally, medical records are made on paper. However, nowadays, advances in information and communication technology have made it possible to change medical records from paper to EHR. Therefore, preserving user data privacy is extremely important in healthcare environments. The main challenges are providing ways to make EHR systems increasingly capable of ensuring data privacy and at the same time not compromising the performance and interoperability of these systems. Subject and methods This systematic mapping study intends to investigate the current research on security and privacy requirements in EHR systems and identify potential research gaps in the literature. The main challenges are providing ways to make EHR systems increasingly capable of ensuring data privacy, and at the same time, not compromising the performance and interoperability of these systems. Our research was carried out in the Scopus database, the largest database of abstracts and citations in the literature with peer review. Results We have collected 848 articles related to the area. After disambiguation and filtering, we selected 30 articles for analysis. The result of such an analysis provides a comprehensive view of current research. Conclusions We can highlight some relevant research possibilities. First, we noticed a growing interest in privacy in EHR research in the last 6 years. Second, blockchain has been used in many EHR systems as a solution to achieve data privacy. However, it is a challenge to maintain traceability by recording metadata that can be mapped to private data of the users applying a particular mapping function that can be hosted outside the blockchain. Finally, the lack of a systematic approach between EHR solutions and existing laws or policies leads to better strategies for developing a certification process for EHR systems.

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“…Moreover, outsider attack, such as man-in-the-middle attack or eavesdropping denial of services, is managed efficiently in this encryption method. There are both positive and negative impacts through the analysis of SPSS [75]. In this framework, there is a feeble relationship between privacy and negative impact, for example, patient information can be accessed by the administrator for stealing data [76].…”

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A Systematic Literature Review on Privacy by Design in the Healthcare Sector

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In this digital age, we are observing an exponential proliferation of sophisticated hardware- and software-based solutions that are able to interact with the users at almost every sensitive aspect of our lives, collecting and analysing a range of data about us. These data, or the derived information out of it, are often too personal to fall into unwanted hands, and thus users are almost always wary of the privacy of such private data that are being continuously collected through these digital mediums. To further complicate the issue, the infringement cases of such databanks are on a sharp rise. Several frameworks have been devised in various parts of the globe to safeguard the issue of data privacy; in parallel, constant research is also being conducted on closing the loopholes within these frameworks. This study aimed to analyse the contemporary privacy by design frameworks to identify the key limitations. Seven contemporary privacy by design frameworks were examined in-depth in this research that was based on a systematic literature review. The result, targeted at the healthcare sector, is expected to produce a high degree of fortification against data breaches in the personal information domain.

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A Model of Privacy and Security for Electronic Health Records

Cited by 9 publications

References 10 publications

A Conceptual Framework to Ensure Privacy in Patient Record Management System

A Conceptual Framework to Ensure Privacy in Patient Record Management System

Privacy in electronic health records: a systematic mapping study

A Systematic Literature Review on Privacy by Design in the Healthcare Sector

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