Legal Issues of Identity Management in eGovernment

Inglezakis, Ioannis

doi:10.2139/ssrn.2690374

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“…The recently introduced Regulation (EU) No 910/2014, commonly known as eIDAS, aims at providing a common, pan-European authentication scheme for notifiable eID, enabling national eID being properly consumed by service providers across the EU, regardless of where it was issued or is operated. EIDAS provides with legal grounds for the mutual recognition of eIDs across borders (Iglezakis, 2015). The idea is to create technical gateways that broker trust across Europe by issuing, authenticating, translating, certifying, and maintaining eID and their relevant attributes.…”

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Security Improvements for Better and Safer Cross-Border ePrescription and Patient Summary Services

Katehakis

Pangalos

Prentza

2017

International Journal of Reliable and Quality E-Healthcare

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Large-scale deployment of electronic Prescription and Patient Summary services (eP/ PS) is expected to enable seamless cross-border care and secure access to patient health information between European healthcare systems. Guaranteeing national readiness to support priorities, determined at the political level, is also considered a key prerequisite for the facilitation of access to health services across borders. This work focuses on required technological improvements to address reliability and quality challenges through the adoption of generic/ non-health specific building blocks (BBs) for basic cross-border public services in Europe. More specifically, what is presented is the introduction of generic components for non-repudiation, end point detection, and electronic identification, to effectively support the implementation of Directive 2011/ 24 on the application of patients' rights in cross-border healthcare. These interventions are considered to be necessary steps for the introduction of better quality, trustworthy, cross-border eP/ PS across Europe.

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Section: Related Initiativesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Security Improvements for Better and Safer Cross-Border ePrescription and Patient Summary Services

Katehakis

Pangalos

Prentza

2017

International Journal of Reliable and Quality E-Healthcare

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Security Improvements for Safer Cross-Border E-Health Services in Europe

Katehakis

Pangalos

Prentza

2020

Quality Assurance in the Era of Individualized Medicine

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Preserving patient safety, patient rights, and safeguarding trust are crucial components for the provision of high-quality medical treatments across borders. This chapter focuses on required technological improvements to address quality challenges through the adoption of generic building blocks (BBs) towards enabling seamless care between European healthcare systems. The authors present important considerations that are relevant to incremental, cross-sectorial advancements for the enhancement of the technology used for the implementation of the directive on the application of patients' rights in cross-border healthcare. These include cross-domain technical BBs to support non-repudiation, capability lookup, dynamic service location, and electronic identification. The authors use cross-border electronic prescription and patient summary, as a case to discuss the use of related international interoperability standards, together with recommendations for future work relevant to the introduction of better quality, trustworthy, cross-border, electronic health services in Europe.

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Legal Issues of Identity Management in eGovernment

Cited by 2 publications

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Security Improvements for Better and Safer Cross-Border ePrescription and Patient Summary Services

Security Improvements for Better and Safer Cross-Border ePrescription and Patient Summary Services

Security Improvements for Safer Cross-Border E-Health Services in Europe

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