A web-enabled framework for smart card applications in health services

Chan, Alvin T. S.; Cao, Jiannong; Chan, Henry C. B.; Young, Gilbert H.

doi:10.1145/383694.383710

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“…Chan, Cao, Chan, & Young [14] proposed embedded processing inside a smart card. The smart card could carry patient information accessible by any hospital and did not require any sophisticated computer network to access the data from the backend database.…”

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Data Storage on a RFID Tag for a Distributed System

Pais¹,

Symonds²

2011

IJU

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Data Storage on a RFID Tag for a Distributed System

Pais¹,

Symonds²

2011

IJU

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“…The need for standardized or interpretable EHR is evident [10]. The two most popular standardization efforts use smart card and radio-frequency identification (RFID) technologies.…”

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Application of Digital Ecosystem Design Methodology Within the Health Domain

Hadzic

Chang

2010

IEEE Trans. Syst., Man, Cybern. A

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Abstract-We define a digital ecosystem (DES) as the dynamic and synergetic complex of digital communities consisting of interconnected, interrelated, and interdependent digital species situated in a digital environment that interact as a functional unit and are linked together through actions, information, and transaction flows. The design of DESs requires the integration of a number of different and complementary technologies, including agent-based and self-organizing systems, ontologies, swarm intelligence, ambient intelligence, data mining, genetic algorithms, etc. The integration of multiple technologies and the resulting synergetic effects contribute to the creation of highly complex, dynamic, and powerful systems. The application of DESs within different domains has the power to transform these domains by giving them a more intelligent and a more dynamic nature. In this paper, we illustrate how a DES design methodology can be used to systematically create a Digital Health Ecosystem (DHES). We address the key steps associated with the DES design and focus specifically on the use of the electronic health records within the DHES. The design methodology framework illustrated in this paper serves as a navigating tool during the design of DHESs.Index Terms-Digital ecosystems (DESs), DESs design methodology, Digital Health Ecosystems (DHESs), digital health environment, digital health species (DHS).

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“…The consolidation of Java Card as object-oriented programming favoured this process. Java Card Web Servlet technology was used to transform the smart card into a portable repository for Web objects, including HTML pages with data for a specific application, in [17]. Smart cards continue being integrated into the Web environment, even merely as an element with the capacity to store and transport user's personal information securely.…”

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Application of Network Smart Cards to Citizens Identification Systems

Torres

Carbonell

Téllez

et al. 2008

Smart Card Research and Advanced Applications

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Abstract. This paper proposes a new authentication and authorization architecture based on a network smart card with identification purposes: ID-NSCard. Thus, a citizen who holds this kind of device might be securely authenticated by a remote authoritative server in an identification system. This work shows how the standardized specifications are transparently reused and integrated in the proposed architecture. Details of the protocol and authentication mechanisms are provided for a Case of Study: Spanish National Electronic ID Card.

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A web-enabled framework for smart card applications in health services

Cited by 36 publications

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Data Storage on a RFID Tag for a Distributed System

Data Storage on a RFID Tag for a Distributed System

Application of Digital Ecosystem Design Methodology Within the Health Domain

Application of Network Smart Cards to Citizens Identification Systems

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