Security and privacy solutions for smart healthcare systems

Lü, Yang; Sinnott, Richard

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-819043-2.00008-3

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“…Most e‐healthcare data in enterprises is concerned with technical data security issues in utilizing software and ICT hardware and therefore, efforts should be made in limiting the risk of information security violations in smart healthcare systems (Kobis, 2019; Lu & Sinnott, 2020). In this context, the security of interoperable e‐health systems should be mainly centered on confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) enforcement at the database engine layer of an EA (Cherdantseva & Hilton, 2013).…”

Section: Theoretical Insightsmentioning

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A TOGAF based interoperable health information system needs assessment for practitioner–patient interaction

Denhere¹,

Ruhode

Zhou

2023

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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AbstracteHealth systems have been created in most developing countries to facilitate the functioning of healthcare operations and as such various healthcare applications are existing as fragmented silo systems. Such autonomous standalone systems do not communicate through a network thereby making it a challenge to share healthcare data. Therefore, to re‐engineer health information systems (HISs) to develop interoperable adaptive enterprise architecture (EA) systems for healthcare, the study aimed to discover and capture healthcare interoperability functional imperatives through understanding the expectations of healthcare practitioners and patients on post‐development of an interoperable HIS. Therefore, the study's aim was to determine the HISs interoperability perceived functional expectations by both patients and practitioners in fulfilling their healthcare receipt and provision needs in an integrated healthcare environment, respectively. The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) was used as the main study framework to guide the classification of the expectations from the HIS by patients and practitioners deriving the needs from the four domains which are, business architecture (BA), application architecture (AA), data architecture (DA), and technical architecture. The study used interviews and questionnaire surveys to collect qualitative and quantitative data respectively. The study used purposive sampling to select interview participants. A total of 19 interviews were conducted with healthcare practitioners. Questionnaires were collected from 71 healthcare practitioners and 143 patients and analyzed quantitatively respectively to understand the most significant needs anticipated in an interoperable HIS. The research targeted age groups of at least 20 years and above. The study discovered that patients and practitioners expect the interoperable healthcare environment to support the acquisition of disease knowledge through healthcare surveillance synergies; create healthcare awareness through coordinated digital interactions; augmentation of healthcare intelligence for patient‐care through the healthcare knowledgebase; allow treatment collaboration by various healthcare practitioners in the healthcare ecosystem and mostly achieving a guaranteed healthcare system security and assurance environment.

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Section: Theoretical Insightsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A TOGAF based interoperable health information system needs assessment for practitioner–patient interaction

Denhere¹,

Ruhode

Zhou

2023

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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“…The massive medical data is stored on cloud servers and moves wirelessly over the insecure forwarding medium. Therefore, secure and privacy-preserving solutions for sustainable systems are demanding factors and need to maintain the resources efficiently [16][17][18][19]. The purpose of this research work is to explore blockchain, which is an emerging technology [20,21] to improve the performance of the healthcare system against security extortions with efficient data management.…”

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confidence: 99%

IoT Solution for AI-Enabled PRIVACY-PREServing with Big Data Transferring: An Application for Healthcare Using Blockchain

et al. 2021

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Internet of Things (IoT) performs a vital role in providing connectivity between computing devices, processes, and things. It significantly increases the communication facilities and giving up-to-date information to distributed networks. On the other hand, the techniques of artificial intelligence offer numerous and valuable services in emerging fields. An IoT-based healthcare solution facilitates patients, hospitals, and professionals to observe real-time and critical data. In the literature, most of the solution suffers from data intermission, high ethical standards, and trustworthiness communication. Moreover, network interruption with recurrent expose of sensitive and personal health data decreases the reliance on network systems. Therefore, this paper intends to propose an IoT solution for AI-enabled privacy-preserving with big data transferring using blockchain. Firstly, the proposed algorithm uses a graph-modeling to develop a scalable and reliable system for gathering and transmitting data. In addition, it extracts the subset of nodes using the artificial intelligence approach and achieves efficient services for the healthcare system. Secondly, symmetric-based digital certificates are utilized to offer authentic and confidential transmission with communication resources using blockchain. The proposed algorithm is explored with existing solutions through multiple simulations and proved improvement in terms of realistic parameters.

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“…In a more heterogeneous environment, the incidence of a security breach increases, i.e. a setup such as the healthcare, where privacy of users is the principal concern [9,10]. A typical smart healthcare scenario may involve adaptation of devices that the users already have, for the specific need.…”

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confidence: 99%

Secure Healthcare: 5G-enabled Network Slicing for Elderly Care

Dzogovic

Thuan²,

Santos

et al. 2020

2020 5th International Conference on Computer and Communication Systems (ICCCS)

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While the research and advancements in 5G progresses, the focus of its application is shifting towards the industry and different verticals. The healthcare sector is also where 5G directs its promise to accomplish the requirements for smart hospitals, assisted living, elderly care etc. In sequence of fulfilling that capability, the healthcare needs to be provided a safe, secure, reliable and robust infrastructure for handling tasks. For that purpose, in this paper we provide an insight in the existing limitations in the healthcare sector for elderly care, presenting a fashionable solution that encompasses actual 5G network slicing techniques and innovations.

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Security and privacy solutions for smart healthcare systems

Cited by 7 publications

References 77 publications

A TOGAF based interoperable health information system needs assessment for practitioner–patient interaction

A TOGAF based interoperable health information system needs assessment for practitioner–patient interaction

IoT Solution for AI-Enabled PRIVACY-PREServing with Big Data Transferring: An Application for Healthcare Using Blockchain

Secure Healthcare: 5G-enabled Network Slicing for Elderly Care

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