A multilayered architecture for the development of smart card-based healthcare applications

Georgoulas, Aggelos; Giakoumaki, Aggeliki; Koutsouris, Dimitris

doi:10.1109/iembs.2003.1279564

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“…Most health cards today focus on special patient groups and day to day communication, rather than emergency functionality [2]. This is reflected in the security solutions.…”

Section: The Use Of Smart Cards Within Health Carementioning

confidence: 99%

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Improving Availability of Emergency Health Information without Sacrificing Patient Privacy

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2006

Security and Privacy in Dynamic Environments

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Abstract. To give proper medical treatment, it is important to have access to updated health information on patients. In emergency situations where the treatment is not planned in advance, vital information will seldom be readily available. Smart cards can improve this, but one has to make sure that patient privacy is not sacrificed to improve availability. This paper discusses possible security solutions for an emergency health card, and evaluates to what extent we can assure availability and privacy at the same time.

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“…Most health cards today focus on special patient groups and day to day communication, rather than emergency functionality [2]. This is reflected in the security solutions.…”

Section: The Use Of Smart Cards Within Health Carementioning

confidence: 99%

“…One approach is to create a reference architecture for smart card based health card applications, as described in [ 2 ] . Within the proposed reference architecture it is possible to encrypt and sign information.…”

Section: The Use Of Smart Cards Within Health Carementioning

confidence: 99%