a tamper-resistant and portable healthcare folder
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Abstract
Electronic health record (EHR) projects have been launched in most developed countries to increase the quality of healthcare while decreasing its cost. The benefits provided by centralizing the healthcare information in database systems are unquestionable in terms of information quality, availability, and protection against failure. Yet, patients are reluctant to give to a distant server the control over highly sensitive data (e.g., data revealing a severe or shameful disease). This paper capitalizes on a new hardware portable device, associating the security of a smart card to the storage capacity of a USB key, to give back to the patient the control over his medical data. This paper shows how this device can complement a traditional EHR server to (1) protect and share highly sensitive data among trusted parties and (2) provide a seamless access to the data even in disconnected mode. The proposed architecture is experimented in the context of a medicosocial network providing medical care and social services at home for elderly people.
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| Authors | ;Nicolas Anciaux;Morgane Berthelot;Laurent Braconnier;Luc Bouganim;Martine De la Blache;Georges Gardarin;Philippe Kesmarszky;Sophie Lartigue;Jean-François Navarre;Philippe Pucheral;Jean-Jacques Vandewalle;Karine Zeitouni |
| Journal | journal of arabic literature |
| Year | 2008 |
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