Evaluation of Microsoft HealthVault and Google Health personal health records

Sunyaev, Ali

doi:10.1007/s12553-013-0049-4

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“…These fields of research can be integrated into the fourth research stream, the Personal Health Records (PHRs), (37.5 % of the analyzed articles). PHRs permit the storage and organization of medical data and the involvement of third parties (Sunyaev, 2013). However, they may also be seen as service platforms.…”

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Consumer Facing Health Care Systems

Sunyaev¹

2014

e-Service Journal

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Consumer Facing Health Care Systems

Sunyaev¹

2014

e-Service Journal

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“…The fundamental need for different parties to access the patient data makes the patient data more vulnerable to security breaches. Giving the patient the ability to edit his/her own medical records might collide with the doctor's requirement to guarantee data originality [108, 109].…”

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eHealth Cloud Security Challenges: A Survey

Al-Issa

Ottom

Tamrawi

2019

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

122

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Cloud computing is a promising technology that is expected to transform the healthcare industry. Cloud computing has many benefits like flexibility, cost and energy savings, resource sharing, and fast deployment. In this paper, we study the use of cloud computing in the healthcare industry and different cloud security and privacy challenges. The centralization of data on the cloud raises many security and privacy concerns for individuals and healthcare providers. This centralization of data (1) provides attackers with one-stop honey-pot to steal data and intercept data in-motion and (2) moves data ownership to the cloud service providers; therefore, the individuals and healthcare providers lose control over sensitive data. As a result, security, privacy, efficiency, and scalability concerns are hindering the wide adoption of the cloud technology. In this work, we found that the state-of-the art solutions address only a subset of those concerns. Thus, there is an immediate need for a holistic solution that balances all the contradicting requirements.

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“…"Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages" (SDG 3) may also be influenced by the 4IR. New software applications and technologies using AI seem promising in terms of expanding the reach of medical diagnosis 13 , improving patients' treatments 14 , improving medical records keeping systems 15 , among others. The IoT may also play a role in health, by collecting and analyzing significant amounts of data from different patient scenarios 16 .…”

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Will our next revolution support or obstruct the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals?

Serrano-Palacio

Gómez-Paredes²

2019

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The so called “Fourth Industrial Revolution” (4IR) 1, is an emerging phenomenon which will likely transform our lives and affect multiple sectors of society. This new revolution encompasses and combines a wide range of new technologies, such as quantum computing, nano and bio-technology, artificial intelligence (AI), the internet of things (IoT), and advance automation. Foreseeing all the impacts and ripple effects that these technologies will have in our societies, in the next years, is a sizeable and difficult task. Much of the debate has usually been focused on automation, which the Cambridge Dictionary defines as “the use of machines or computers instead of people to do a job, especially in a factory or office” 2. The ongoing debate focuses, on the potential of automation to generate production efficiency benefits vs. the threat to increase unemployment lines. But the actual effects (positive and negative) of this revolution may be much wider and deeper, including social and environmental impacts closely related to sustainable development. Following, we present a brief non-exhaustive commentary on some of the potential advantages and disadvantages of the 4IR from the perspective of the 17 goals adopted by all parties to the United Nations on September 2015, as part of an agenda to tackle global problems and reach sustainable development3.

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Evaluation of Microsoft HealthVault and Google Health personal health records

Cited by 7 publications

References 16 publications

Consumer Facing Health Care Systems

Consumer Facing Health Care Systems

eHealth Cloud Security Challenges: A Survey

Will our next revolution support or obstruct the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals?

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