Passwordless Authentication in Mobile e-health using a Secure Boot Non-regenerated Unique Identity and NFC

Kamarudin, Nazhatul Hafizah; Yussoff, Yusnani Mohd; Hashim, Habibah

doi:10.17485/ijst/2016/v9is1/106842

“…There are many different ways to verify the identity of a user. Here is a quick overview of some of the most common methods (Pandya, Narayan, Thakkar, Madhekar, & Thakare, 2015), (Kamarudin, Yussoff, & Hashim, 2016).…”

Section: Authentication Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Healthcare in the Digital Age - The Future of Health Records

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<p>Electronic Health Record software (EHR), is used by medical professionals regularly to interact with patient records. The functionality of this software is key to public health, however the quality of this software does not match it's importance, or its cost. Developing innovative healthcare software is a difficult due to the inherent challenges of complexity, risk, and distribution faced by healthcare software. In response these challenges, this thesis proposes Barnett: a novel system to store, share, and interact with health records across institutions. Notably, this system moves control from the vendor to the user - through iterative, crowd based improvement, and ownership. This allows the system to fit unique, and varied user needs. Barnett was developed through an interdisciplinary qualitative research process, grounded in perspectives from design, software engineering, healthcare; and interviews with healthcare professionals. The survey of current EHRs, healthcare models, and the design process indicates that developing systems which enable a faster iterative cycle of design, development, and distribution is potentially a more sustainable approach to electronic health records.</p>

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“…There are many different ways to verify the identity of a user. Here is a quick overview of some of the most common methods (Pandya, Narayan, Thakkar, Madhekar, & Thakare, 2015), (Kamarudin, Yussoff, & Hashim, 2016).…”

Section: Authentication Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Healthcare in the Digital Age - The Future of Health Records

Slevin¹

0

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<p>Electronic Health Record software (EHR), is used by medical professionals regularly to interact with patient records. The functionality of this software is key to public health, however the quality of this software does not match it's importance, or its cost. Developing innovative healthcare software is a difficult due to the inherent challenges of complexity, risk, and distribution faced by healthcare software. In response these challenges, this thesis proposes Barnett: a novel system to store, share, and interact with health records across institutions. Notably, this system moves control from the vendor to the user - through iterative, crowd based improvement, and ownership. This allows the system to fit unique, and varied user needs. Barnett was developed through an interdisciplinary qualitative research process, grounded in perspectives from design, software engineering, healthcare; and interviews with healthcare professionals. The survey of current EHRs, healthcare models, and the design process indicates that developing systems which enable a faster iterative cycle of design, development, and distribution is potentially a more sustainable approach to electronic health records.</p>

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