Abstract—Privacy is one of the fundamental issues in health care today and a fundamental right of every individual. Several laws were enacted that demand the protection of patients ’ privacy. However, approaches for protecting privacy often do not comply with legal requirements or basic secu-rity requirements. This paper highlights research directions currently pursued for privacy protection in e-health and evaluates common pseudonymization approaches against legal criteria taken from Directive 95/46/EC and HIPAA. Thereby, it supports decision makers in deciding on privacy systems and researchers in identifying the gaps of current approaches for privacy protection as a basis for further research. Keywords-security, privacy, pseudonymization...
Part 3: Selected PapersInternational audienceTo implement the principle of Privacy by Design mention...
The availability of electronic health data favors scientific advance through the creation of reposit...
Abstract—Pseudonymisation as a data privacy concept for medical data is not new. The process of pseu...
The ISO TC215 WG4 pseudonymisation task group has produced in 2008 a first version of a technical sp...
The ISO TC215 WG4 pseudonymisation task group has produced in 2008 a first version of a technical sp...
Due to sensitivity nature of the data in e-healthcare and the need of these data to different ¿healt...
Pseudonymisation is a data protection technique often used to protect the privacy of individuals whe...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The proliferation of digital technologies in healthcare creates two conflicting needs: protection of...
Part 3: Selected PapersInternational audienceTo implement the principle of Privacy by Design mention...
The availability of electronic health data favors scientific advance through the creation of reposit...
Abstract—Pseudonymisation as a data privacy concept for medical data is not new. The process of pseu...
The ISO TC215 WG4 pseudonymisation task group has produced in 2008 a first version of a technical sp...
The ISO TC215 WG4 pseudonymisation task group has produced in 2008 a first version of a technical sp...
Due to sensitivity nature of the data in e-healthcare and the need of these data to different ¿healt...
Pseudonymisation is a data protection technique often used to protect the privacy of individuals whe...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The introduction of e-Health and extramural applications in the personal healthcare domain has raise...
The proliferation of digital technologies in healthcare creates two conflicting needs: protection of...
Part 3: Selected PapersInternational audienceTo implement the principle of Privacy by Design mention...
The availability of electronic health data favors scientific advance through the creation of reposit...
Abstract—Pseudonymisation as a data privacy concept for medical data is not new. The process of pseu...