Title :
Compliant Secured Specialized Electronic Patient Record Platform
Author :
Coatrieux, G. ; Puentes, J. ; Lecornu, L. ; Le Rest, C. Cheze ; Roux, C.
Author_Institution :
ITI Dept., INSERM, Brest
Abstract :
Distributed medical information systems are prone to security flaws at three main different levels: storage, processing and transmission. Among implemented security mechanisms, few concern intrinsic patient records multimedia content protection. This article presents a secured specialized electronic patient record (SSEPR) based on a JPEG2000-XML structure designed to provide interaction with the medical information system (MIS) security mechanisms and policies. Such SSEPR is an electronic patient record (EPR) elementary resource, containing data and information generated by daily practice in a technical medical unit, grouping information that belongs to one patient examination (images, examination data, medical report). Devoted to be handled and shared, it integrates different security attributes that are used to certify information reliability (information integrity and authenticity), while controlling information access in a compliant MIS. Aiming to be as generic as possible, the presented SSEPR and its platform prototype have been developed in the framework of a nuclear medicine service. Properly defined, EPR security layer can be used to improve security in handling and sharing medical information
Keywords :
XML; access control; data compression; data integrity; distributive data processing; image coding; medical image processing; medical information systems; radioisotope imaging; security of data; EPR security; JPEG2000-XML structure; SSEPR; compliant MIS; distributed medical information systems; examination data; information access control; information authenticity; information integrity; information reliability; medical report; multimedia content protection; nuclear medicine service; secured specialized electronic patient record; security flaws; technical medical unit; Access control; Biomedical imaging; Cryptography; Data security; Information security; Medical information systems; Nuclear medicine; Paramagnetic resonance; Secure storage; Watermarking;
Conference_Titel :
Distributed Diagnosis and Home Healthcare, 2006. D2H2. 1st Transdisciplinary Conference on
Conference_Location :
Arlington, VA
Print_ISBN :
1-4244-0058-9
DOI :
10.1109/DDHH.2006.1624820