Emergency Access Authorization for Personally Controlled Online Health Care Data

Chen, Tingting

doi:10.1007/s10916-010-9475-2

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“…Recent articles in health sciences librarianship have featured the proof-of-concept approach, which suggests an emerging genre of research article. 10, 11 This article genre reflects a larger trend toward using Minimal Viable Product 12, 13 (or “Lean Manufacturing” or sometimes the slang phrase “Launch and Learn”) models of limited effort and close attention paid to formative customer feedback when exploring new innovations. In fact, the currently popular document management system DropBox tm represents this Minimal Viable Product 14 approach to introducing high output, minimal effort innovations.…”

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Real-Time Peer Review: An Innovative Feature to an Evidence-Based Practice Conference

Eldredge

Phillips

Kroth

2013

Medical Reference Services Quarterly

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Many health sciences librarians as well as other professionals attend conferences on a regular basis. This study sought to link an innovative peer review process of presented research papers to long-term conference outcomes in the peer-reviewed professional journal literature. An evidence-based conference included a proof-of-concept study to gauge the long-term outcomes from research papers presented during the program. Real-time peer review recommendations from the conference were linked to final versions of articles published in the peer-reviewed literature. The real-time peer review feedback served as the basis for further mentoring to guide prospective authors toward publishing their research results. These efforts resulted in the publication of two of the four research papers in the peer-viewed literature. A third presented paper appeared in a blog because the authors wanted to disseminate their findings more quickly than through the journal literature. The presenters of the fourth paper never published their study. Real-time peer review from this study can be adapted to other professional conferences that include presented research papers.

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Real-Time Peer Review: An Innovative Feature to an Evidence-Based Practice Conference

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Phillips

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2013

Medical Reference Services Quarterly

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“…or BtG feature 20 ). This alternative flow should provide additional control of audit trails and the grounds for accountability and an investigation of emergency declarations (notice in this case, that there is a trade-off between privacy and access restriction and post hoc analysis for misuse).…”

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Towards unobtrusive patient‐centric access‐control for Health Information System

Carvalho

Bandiera-Paiva

2020

Concurrency and Computation

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Patient consent is currently a missing piece on Health Information Systems (HIS) access permission. The control is needed to ensure personal data as the property of the individual, not data controllers or health-care service providers. This is a newly-designed access-decision flow for HIS secured by Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) including patient-centric control. It makes use of Colored Petri-Nets (CPN) to model RBAC restrictions. A Discretionary Access Control (DAC) functionality is added to Electronic Health-Records (EHR) control to convey a patient's explicit authorization to their data in a non-obstructive access flow. Mutual exclusion was designed to incorporate patient needs so that they could authorize healthcare professionals to access EHR data. Additional information was supplied to a PERMS Access Control matrix and this enabled DAC to be mimicked using existing RBAC Core functions. A minimal addition is proposed to incorporate RBAC-aware systems with no significant drawbacks when compared with previous CPN simulations. The article also discusses the limitations of this technique and the favorable conditions for implementing new features.

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“…One option that is being explored is a social identity recovery mechanism in which a patient's family members vote to verify the patient's identity. Two articles in the literature describe similar mechanisms in which family members could vote to verify an identity in emergency situations (Chen and Zhong, 2012;…”

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Defining and Evaluating Patient-Empowered Approaches to Improving Record Matching

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Hillestad²,

Ridgely³

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Emergency Access Authorization for Personally Controlled Online Health Care Data

Cited by 17 publications

References 16 publications

Real-Time Peer Review: An Innovative Feature to an Evidence-Based Practice Conference

Real-Time Peer Review: An Innovative Feature to an Evidence-Based Practice Conference

Towards unobtrusive patient‐centric access‐control for Health Information System

Defining and Evaluating Patient-Empowered Approaches to Improving Record Matching

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