| Autor: |
Dhaka, Mamta, Sharma, Durga Prasad, Sharma, Priyansh |
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International Journal of Next-Generation Computing; Jul2024, Vol. 15 Issue 2, p183-194, 12p |
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The Electronic Health Record (EHR) is a digitalized solution to support the health care facility, irrespective of levels and sizes to improve patient care system by eliminating the paper based medical records.Standardization of EHR improves the easy sharing of health information between various levels of health care system. The availability of the patient's data in a timely fashion can contribute to the improvement of patient's information and performance of the Health Information System. Current health care information systems of the hospitals are usually isolated from each other as most of the hospitals and health care institutions have their own format to create EMR (Electronic Medical Records) to serve the purpose of treating the patient.Standard coding makes it simple to share health information, lowers uncertainty, enhances workflow, and makes it easier to accurately analyze data related to health care.During patient registration or hospital visit, ID proof like Aadhar Number isused as a universal patient identifier. Healthcare user authentication is archived at database level through valid user name and password.The cloud server checks the credentials against a user store of the database for validation as illustrated in Algorithm-1.The primary function of the attribute based access control (ABAC) provided by Algorithm-2 is to authorize access for healthcare users. The hospital authorities obtain the patient's agreement in the first stage, and the loop is continued by using the value YES.The role based access control (RBAC) given in Tables-II and III is one of the best method for highly complex and huge management system. All this process standerdize EHR and its controlled access safe and secure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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