Healthcare data management issues and the eCert solution

Lisha Chen-Wilson, Xin Wang, G. Wills, David Argles, C. Shoniregun
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While our paper-based records and documents are gradually digitized, security concerns about how such electronic data is stored and transmitted have increased. This has a serious impact on our healthcare information system, as it contains sensitive patient data. The prevention of unauthorized modification and loss of records is highly important in the healthcare sector. What's more, information owners have increasing demands regarding their rights of ownership. Therefore, a secured user-centric healthcare information management system is not only required but also important. This paper presents a protocol for the management of healthcare information in the form of a securely distributed eHealthcare document, the eHealth-eCert. By analysis of the eHealthcare problem domain, a system has been derived with both eCert supported functions and eHealthcare unique features.
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医疗保健数据管理问题和eCert解决方案
虽然我们的纸质记录和文件已逐步数码化,但有关如何储存和传输这些电子数据的安全问题已日益增加。这对我们的医疗保健信息系统有严重的影响,因为它包含敏感的患者数据。在医疗保健部门,防止未经授权的修改和记录丢失非常重要。更重要的是,信息所有者对其所有权的要求越来越高。因此,安全的以用户为中心的医疗保健信息管理系统不仅是必需的,而且很重要。本文提出了一种以安全分布式电子医疗保健文档(eHealth-eCert)形式管理医疗保健信息的协议。通过对电子医疗问题域的分析,导出了一个具有eCert支持功能和电子医疗独特功能的系统。
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