A Cluster-Based Framework for the Security of Medical Sensor Environments

Klaoudatou, E.; Konstantinou, Elisavet; Kambourakis, Georgios; Gritzalis, Stefanos

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-03748-1_6

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“…Protocols that rely on the clustering method are [25,[29][30][31]]. These recent works consider different cluster sizes and are based on either two-party agreements or on other GKA protocols.…”

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An efficient fault-tolerant group key agreement protocol

Zhao

2010

Computer Communications

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An efficient fault-tolerant group key agreement protocol

Zhao

2010

Computer Communications

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“…The outcome provides parameters to select the most effective combination of protocols to implement a specific wireless network of non-invasive medical sensors to monitor patients remotely in the hospital or at home. The framework of [5] fully covers the varying needs of environments formed ad hoc for medical emergencies. The authors elaborate on the security of our proposed solution and focus on key establishment mechanisms and investigate the group key agreement protocols that can best fit in the framework.…”

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An Ad Hoc-Based ERP for Medical Treatment Provision in Crisis Conditions

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2012 16th Panhellenic Conference on Informatics

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Medical treatment in emergency situations and in conditions of crisis (fire, earthquake, debacle, war e.t.c.) differs from regular cases in terms of infrastructure availability, organization and time response. Typical ERP systems existing in the hospitals cannot be used, while the communication networks in which they are based are either unreachable, destroyed or out of use. Towards this direction, a small ERP is designed, based exclusively in ad hoc network infrastructure through smart phones. The platform can record requests for patients that need help and organize the further actions of nurses and doctors, together with the supply of medicines. Experimental results through a prototype and simulation show that traffic load is acceptable, while the processing overhead of information on the devices is small.

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A Cluster-Based Framework for the Security of Medical Sensor Environments

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An efficient fault-tolerant group key agreement protocol

An efficient fault-tolerant group key agreement protocol

An Ad Hoc-Based ERP for Medical Treatment Provision in Crisis Conditions

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