Electronic Health Records: An Enhanced Security Paradigm to Preserve Patient’s Privacy

Slamanig, Daniel; Stingl, Christian

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-11721-3_29

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“…This is crucial in EHRs since they involve very important private data, as important as banking information. Slamanig & Stingl (2010) defined security and piracy objectives and explain that they play an important role in the context of Web-based EHRs. Since it is considered that current deployed solutions present clear weaknesses in terms of security, it is explained that a holistic system, whose functionalities cover all the aspects of EHRs, can overcome the drawbacks of already existing solutions.…”

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Mobile Web Application Development to Access to Psychiatric Electronic Health Records

Díez¹,

Antón-Rodríguez²,

Pernas³

2011

Telemedicine Techniques and Applications

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Mobile Web Application Development to Access to Psychiatric Electronic Health Records

Díez¹,

Antón-Rodríguez²,

Pernas³

2011

Telemedicine Techniques and Applications

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Considerations on Electromagnetic Compatibility for Medical Devices

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Buzdugan²,

Bălan³

2011

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Advances and Current State of the Security and Privacy in Electronic Health Records: Survey from a Social Perspective

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2011

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E-Health systems are experiencing an impulse in these last years, when many medical agencies began to include digital solutions into their platforms. Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are one of the most important improvements, being in its most part a patient-oriented tool. To achieve a completely operational EHR platform, security and privacy problems have to be resolved, due to the importance of the data included within these records. But given all the different methods to address security and privacy, they still remain in most cases as an open issue. This paper studies existing and proposed solutions included in different scenarios, in order to offer an overview of the current state in EHR systems. Bibliographic material has been obtained mainly from MEDLINE and SCOPUS sources, and over 30 publications have been analyzed. Many EHR platforms are being developed, but most of them present weaknesses when they are opened to the public. These architectures gain significance when they cover all the requisites related to security and privacy.

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Electronic Health Records: An Enhanced Security Paradigm to Preserve Patient’s Privacy

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Mobile Web Application Development to Access to Psychiatric Electronic Health Records

Mobile Web Application Development to Access to Psychiatric Electronic Health Records

Considerations on Electromagnetic Compatibility for Medical Devices

Advances and Current State of the Security and Privacy in Electronic Health Records: Survey from a Social Perspective

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