Trusted interoperability and the patient safety issues of parasitic health care software

McCauley, Vincent B.; Williams, P. John

doi:10.4225/75/57b547bfcd8c7

9th Australian Information Security Management Conference 2011

DOI: 10.4225/75/57b547bfcd8c7

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Trusted interoperability and the patient safety issues of parasitic health care software

Vincent B. McCauley

P. John Williams

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