Chapter 49 – |
Medical Records Security |
Paul J. Brusil, Ph.D
Chapter Contents:
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49.1 |
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INTRODUCTION
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Information Is Key to Healthcare
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Why Security and Privacy Are Important to Healthcare Information
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Impacts of Information Technology
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Information and IT Security Challenges
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Core Security Model in the Healthcare Context
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EXTERNAL DRIVERS
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49.2.1 |
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Political Pressure
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Media Pressure
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Public Pressure
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Patient Expectations
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49.2.4.1 |
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Expectation in the United States
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49.2.4.2 |
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Expectations in the United Kingdom
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Legal Pressure
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49.2.5.1 |
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Protection Legislation
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Laws and Regulations in the United States
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Laws and Regulations in the United Kingdom
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Laws and Regulations in Other Countries
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Government Policies
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49.2.6.1 |
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Government Policies in the United Kingdom
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49.2.6.2 |
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Government Policies in the United States
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49.2.7 |
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Consortia and Standards Organizations
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49.2.7.1 |
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Forum on Privacy and Security in Healthcare
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49.2.7.2 |
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Other Consortia
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Nonmandatory (External) Imperatives-BS7799/ISO 17799
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INTERNAL DRIVERS
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DIFFICULTIES IN IMPLEMENTING COUNTERMEASURES
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NOTES
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UNITED KINGDOM RESOURCES
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UNITED STATES RESOURCES
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