Consumer Trust - Challenge for E-healthcare

Matysiewicz, Justyna; Smyczek, Sławomir

doi:10.1109/coinfo.2009.40

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“…It also enable them to have quick access to large volume of medical image data to carry out advance image processing, radiographic education and most importantly telediagnosis across medical communities, "i.e. groups of medical practitioners and organizations that are detached both regionally and geographically but working together by using the shared resources of the Grid" [9].…”

Section: Brief History Of E-healthmentioning

confidence: 99%

Funding E-Health in Nigeria by NGOS/Multinational Organization: Overview and Perspectives

Abel¹,

Ekabua²

2015

IJCA

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Electronic-Health infrastructure tends to improve the quality of healthcare service delivery through timely access to information electronically with the aid of internet. Mmillions of people in the developed world use internet as a source of healthcare information to improve their lives. Despite the benefits of e-health infrastructure, people living in developing countries lack access to timely information and poor ehealthcare services. Foreign Ngo's and Multinational institutions (e g. world health organization) have been involved in the funding of e-health projects in some developing countries such as India, Uganda, Rwanda, Zambia and Ethopia e t c. In the case of Nigeria, these same organizations hardly fund or support the implementation of ehealth project. The factors preventing foreign NGOs and Multinational institutions from funding e-health projects in Nigeria were investigated. Data was obtained by conducting Semi-structured interview on prospective individuals of interest and from related academic journal papers. Individuals interviewed include, officials of World Health Organization (WHO), International Monetery Fund (IMF) and Swedish Support ICT Programs in Developing countries (SPIDER). Findings shows that lack of cooperation among healthcare stakeholders, political will and cultural barriers are some of the major factors preventing these Organizations from funding e-health projects. Recommendations were put forward in other to attracts these organizations to fund e-health projects in the conutry. Some of these recommendations include educating healthcare stakeholders what e-health is about, embarking on a sensitization program in the local, state and federal level.

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Section: Brief History Of E-healthmentioning

confidence: 99%

Funding E-Health in Nigeria by NGOS/Multinational Organization: Overview and Perspectives

Abel¹,

Ekabua²

2015

IJCA

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“…Berbagai model kepercayaan telah banyak dibangun untuk menentukan tingkat kepercayaan, diantaranya model kepercayaan untuk menilai kepercayaan pengguna terhadap aplikasi [4], penentuan kepercayaan pengguna internet [5], dan mekanisme penentuan kepercayaan dan reputasi untuk pengambilan keputusan mendapatkan rekan kerja tanpa harus mengenalnya terlebih dahulu [6].…”

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Pengenalan Entitas User Profile Pada Twitter

Pramiyati

Supriana

Purwarianti

2015

INKOM

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Trust scope attribute as an attribute to determine the level of trust resources, will be filled with the data contained in the user profile of Twitter -one of social media-known as Bio Twitter. However, these data should be in accordance with the characteristics and functions of each attribute, such as education attribute must be filled in with the information relating to the educational background of the owner of the profile. To obtain the data corresponding to the trust scope attributes, we perform named entity recognition, which is one of the activities in the process of information extraction. Therefore, this paper describes the results of the entity recognition process performed on data contained in the user profile. Software used to recognize the data as an entity is Indonesia Netagger, which is to perform entity recognition that written in Indonesian language. The software recognizes only five entities namely Person, Organization, Location, Position and Other. We carried out the research by conducting four stages namely entity recognition-with original data-Bio Twitter, error identification, formalizing data, and final test. The results show the success of entity recogniton as follow; Person entity is recognized correctly by 71% of the total data available, the entity Organization recognized correctly by 50%, 20% Position entity recognized correctly, and 50% recognized correctly as Location entity.Keywords: trust scope atributes, level trust, user profile, named entity recognition. AbstrakAtribut trust scope sebagai atribut untuk menentukan tingkat kepercayaan sumber informasi, akan diisi dengan data yang terdapat pada user profile Twitter yang dikenal sebagai Bio Twitter. Hanya saja, data tersebut harus sesuai dengan karakteristik dan fungsi dari masing-masing atribut trust scope, seperti atribut pendidikan harus diisi dengan informasi yang berkaitan dengan latar belakang pendidikan dari pemilik profil tersebut. Untuk mendapatkan data yang sesuai dengan atribut, kami melakukan named entity recognition, yang merupakan salah satu kegiatan pada proses ekstraksi informasi. Oleh karena itu, paper ini menjelaskan hasil proses pengenalan entitas yang dilakukan terhadap data yang terdapat pada user profile. Perangkat lunak yang digunakan untuk mengenali data sebagai entitas adalah IndonesiaNetagger. IndonesiaNettagger, merupakan perangkat lunak untuk mengenali entitas yang ditulis dalam bahasa Indonesia. Kami melakukan penelitian dalam empat tahap, yaitu pengenalan entity dengan data Bio twitter yang asli, identifikasi kesalahan proses pengenalan, formalisasi data dan pengujian pengenalan entitas akhir. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan keberhasilan sebagai berikut; entitas Person dikenali dengan benar adalah sebesar 71% dari total data entitas yang tersedia, entitas Organization dikenali dengan benar sebasar 50%, entitas Position 20% dikenali dengan benar, dan 50% entitas Location dikenali dengan benar.Kata kunci: atribut trust scope, tingkat kepercayaan, pemilik profil, pengenalan entitas __________________...

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“…Particularly in the domain of healthcare, the patients' trust in the system or the framework through which their sensitive information is manipulated is a principal factor to be considered. Matysiewicz and Smyczek [9] reflect on the idea that customer trust is a key factor in the success of e-health care. Due to the fact that the Internet and other communication media are currently very popular in the healthcare industry, the customers have the opportunity to use them as a media for easy access to healthcare information.…”

Section: Consumer Trustmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In their study Matysiewicz and Smyczek [9] state that when a consumer perceives a company's performance as fair and satisfactory, their feelings of trust tend to be strengthened. They have found several facts about consumer trust in eservices;…”

Section: Consumer Trustmentioning

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Privacy by information accountability for e-health systems

Gajanayake

Iannella

Sahama

2011

2011 6th International Conference on Industrial and Information Systems

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Privacy has become one of the main impediments for e-health in its advancement to provide better services to its consumers. Even though many security protocols are being developed to protect information from being compromised, privacy is still a major issue in healthcare where privacy protection is very important. When consumers are confident that their sensitive information is safe from being compromised, their trust in these services will be higher and would lead to better adoption of these systems. In this paper we propose a solution to the problem of patient privacy in e-health through an information accountability framework could enhance consumer trust in e-health services and would lead to the success of ehealth services.

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Consumer Trust - Challenge for E-healthcare

Cited by 15 publications

References 27 publications

Funding E-Health in Nigeria by NGOS/Multinational Organization: Overview and Perspectives

Funding E-Health in Nigeria by NGOS/Multinational Organization: Overview and Perspectives

Pengenalan Entitas User Profile Pada Twitter

Privacy by information accountability for e-health systems

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