Suitability of Using SOAP Protocol to Secure Electronic Medical Record Databases Transmission

This study focuses on the situation of health information exchange (HIE) in the context of a nationwide network. It aims to create a security framework that can be implemented to ensure the safe transmission of health information across the boundaries of care providers in Malaysia and other countries. First, a critique of the major elements of nationwide health information networks is presented from the perspective of security, along with such topics as the importance of HIE, issues, and main approaches. Second, a systematic evaluation is conducted on the security solutions that can be utilized in the proposed nationwide network. Finally, a secure framework for health information transmission is proposed within a central cloud-based model, which is compatible with the Malaysian telehealth strategy. The outcome of this analysis indicates that a complete security framework for a global structure of HIE is yet to be defined and implemented. Our proposed framework represents such an endeavor and suggests specific techniques to achieve this goal.

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“…SOAP fully inherits the openness, scalability, and availability of XML because the former is a protocol that communicates using the latter [86].…”

Section: Soapmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Security Framework for Nationwide Health Information Exchange based on Telehealth Strategy

et al. 2015

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“…Security service is necessary to prevent false data injection and several types of attacks in different domains [13], [79]- [100]. With the exception of the collected papers reviewed in this study, a new proposed solution is described in this section.…”

Section: New Proposed Solutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Finger Vein Biometrics: Taxonomy Analysis, Open Challenges, Future Directions, and Recommended Solution for Decentralised Network Architectures

Mohsin¹,

Jalood²,

Alamoodi

et al. 2020

IEEE Access

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A review is conducted to deeply analyse and map the research landscape of current technologies in finger vein (FV) biometric authentication in medical systems into a coherent taxonomy. This research focuses on articles related to the keywords 'biometrics', 'finger veins' and 'verification' and their variations in three major databases, namely, Web of Science, ScienceDirect and IEEE Xplore. The final set of collected articles related to FV biometric authentication systems is divided into software-and hardware-based systems. In the first category, software development attempts are described. The experiment results, frameworks, algorithms and methods that perform satisfactorily are presented. Moreover, the experiences obtained from conducting these studies are discussed. In the second category, hardware development attempts are described. The final articles are discussed from three aspects, namely, (1) number of publications, (2) problem type, proposed solutions, best results and evaluation methods in the included studies and (3) available databases containing different scientific work collected from volunteers, such as staff and students. The basic characteristics of this emerging field are identified from the following aspects: motivations of using FV biometric technology in authentication systems, open challenges that impede the technology's utility, authors' recommendations and future research prospects. A new solution is proposed to address several issues, such as leakage of biometrics that leads to serious risks due to the use of stolen FV templates and various spoofing and brute-force attacks in decentralised network architectures in medical systems, including access points and various database nodes without a central point. This work contributes to literature by providing a detailed review of feasible alternatives and research gaps, thereby enabling researchers and developers to develop FV biometric authentication medical systems further. Insights into the importance of such a technology and its integration into different medical applications and fields are also provided.

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“…Privacy-, authentication-, and authorization-related issues in health informatics or e-health care systems are yet under study [25][26][27][28][29]. Health 2.0 must ensure the safe circulation of highquality data [21]; health care systems should monitor patients 24 h a day, and care should be securely provided over the Internet or telephone lines [30,31].…”

Section: Health 20mentioning

confidence: 99%

Challenges, Alternatives, and Paths to Sustainability: Better Public Health Promotion Using Social Networking Pages as Key Tools

Zaidan

Kadhem

et al. 2015

J Med Syst

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This paper discusses the possibility of promoting public health and implementing educational health services using Facebook. We discuss the challenges and strengths of using such a platform as a tool for public health care systems from two different perspectives, namely, the view of IT developers and that of physicians. We present a new way of evaluating user interactivity in health care systems from tools provided by Facebook that measure statistical traffic in the Internet. Findings show that Facebook is a very promising tool in promoting e-health services in Web 2.0. Results from statistical traffic show that a Facebook page is more efficient than other pages in promoting public health.

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Suitability of Using SOAP Protocol to Secure Electronic Medical Record Databases Transmission

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A Security Framework for Nationwide Health Information Exchange based on Telehealth Strategy

A Security Framework for Nationwide Health Information Exchange based on Telehealth Strategy

Finger Vein Biometrics: Taxonomy Analysis, Open Challenges, Future Directions, and Recommended Solution for Decentralised Network Architectures

Challenges, Alternatives, and Paths to Sustainability: Better Public Health Promotion Using Social Networking Pages as Key Tools

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