Secure collaboration technology for healthcare enterprises

Raman, Rajiv; Jagannathan, V.; Reddy, R.

doi:10.1109/enabl.1997.630824

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“…Network-supported collaboration can also overcome the traditional distance barrier to healthcare by enabling communications between participants and easily and rapidly can access to information [4].…”

Section: Network-based Healthcare Information Systemsmentioning

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“…We have classified and analyzed the currently existing smartcard-, network-, and PKI-based healthcare information systems [4]- [10]. Through the classification and analysis, relation-oriented data and information between medical professionals and patients such as the digital signature and the digital certificate need to be stored on the patients' smart cards under smartcard-, network-, and PKI-based fusion environments.…”

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“…The patient cards only contain patient demographics, insurance information, clinical information, and medical emergency data. Healthcare professional cards simply include the personal identification number (PIN), a individual's private keys, and digital certificates of the public keys in order to access to the collaborative healthcare systems [4]. Authentificated process using these keys enable medical professionals to use at any point of collaborative care systems.…”

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Healthcare information systems using digital signature and synchronized smart cards via the Internet

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Kim

Proceedings. International Conference on Information Technology: Coding and Computing

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Healthcare information systems using digital signature and synchronized smart cards via the Internet

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Kim

Proceedings. International Conference on Information Technology: Coding and Computing

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“…We have classified and anal@ the currently existing smartcard-, network-, and PKI-hed healthcare infcnmation systems [4]- [101. " u g h the classification and analysis, relation-oriented data and information between medical professionals and patients such as the digital signature and the digital certificate need to be stored on the patients' smart cards under smartcard-, network-, and PKI-based fusion envirOnments. We have also classified and analyzed the models of the POCS in the Republic of Korea into four types toward the ideal model.…”

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PKI-based security and privacy controls using synchronized 2-way double-type smartcard terminals for healthcare information access

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Ahn

2002 Digest of Technical Papers. International Conference on Consumer Electronics (IEEE Cat. No.02CH37300)

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Absfract -This research paper presents a new %way doubletype smartcard terminal's and a new system's design and development of the prescription order communication system (POCS) based on the Internet between the hospital and the pharmacy, on the public-key infrastructure (PIU), and on the concurrently parallel co-operation with both medical professional's and patient's smart cards in the 2-way doubletype terminal under the synchronized status, in order to control security and privacy of patients and to manage drug histories of them.

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Secure authentication and authorization design for rural‐based healthcare institutions

Hembroff

Cai

2008

Security Comm Networks

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According to National Rural Health Association, the rural-based healthcare institutions serve approximately a quarter of the U.S. population. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) mandates that patient information can only be accessed by authorized personnel. The complexity of this task increases significantly when associated with a rural healthcare network due to a combination of factors, including economic disadvantages, educational shortcomings, inadequate infrastructure, lack of support by legislators, the sheer isolation of living in remote rural areas, and frequent needs to share patient's information across hospitals.This paper analyzes a rural healthcare network in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and introduces the Security for Clinical Authorization and Authentication on Health Care Networks (SCAAHN) system. A centralized repository is configured to store health level 7 (HL7) data from various healthcare organizations affiliated with the common network. Standard Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) containing patient's information can be securely accessed by authenticated and authorized personnel throughout the healthcare network. The preliminary results indicate that SCAAHN within the rural healthcare architecture has enhanced the authentication and authorization of patient records, and provided secure access to patient's information via a web portal interface.

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Secure collaboration technology for healthcare enterprises

Cited by 6 publications

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Healthcare information systems using digital signature and synchronized smart cards via the Internet

Healthcare information systems using digital signature and synchronized smart cards via the Internet

PKI-based security and privacy controls using synchronized 2-way double-type smartcard terminals for healthcare information access

Secure authentication and authorization design for rural‐based healthcare institutions

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