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Security of Health Care and Global Health
New England Journal of Medicine, 2013Health care workers and facilities attempting to deliver care in settings of armed conflict often face attacks, looting, kidnapping, and other threats. The health care community should advocate for improved security, but armed and police forces and governments must uphold humanitarian law.
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Network Security Guidelines for Health Care IT and Security Personnel
1996This document includes two parts. The scope of Part I is to accomplish the final set of Network Security guidelines that aim at providing a secure environment in European Health Care networking information systems. These guidelines will be used by Reference Centres to implement security mechanisms and protocols for the provision of network security in ...
Patel A. +3 more
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Journal of healthcare protection management : publication of the International Association for Hospital Security, 1987
Questions concerning the adequacy of a facility's security are being asked with increasing frequency not only by those who operate and use the facility, but also by those who may claim negligence in providing a secure premises. In this article, a former security administrator sets forth his security standards and probable interrogatories (questions ...
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Questions concerning the adequacy of a facility's security are being asked with increasing frequency not only by those who operate and use the facility, but also by those who may claim negligence in providing a secure premises. In this article, a former security administrator sets forth his security standards and probable interrogatories (questions ...
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Communication Security in Open Health Care Networks
1999Fulfilling the shared care paradigm, health care networks providing open systems' interoperability in health care are needed. Such communicating and co-operating health information systems, dealing with sensitive personal medical information across organisational, regional, national or even international boundaries, require appropriate ...
Bernd Blobel +4 more
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Baseline Security Guidelines for Health Care IT and Security Personnel
1996The overall objective of the SEISMED (a Secure Environment for Information Systems in MEDicine) project was to develop a consistent, harmonised framework for the protection of medical data throughout Europe. This document presents guidelines for the security of existing European health care systems based upon work conducted by SEISMED workpackage SP07 (
Sanders P., Furnell S., Warren M.
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Security and the healthcare professional
Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing, 1999Personal security and protection in the health care industry are an issue of concern to every health care worker, yet common sense protection measures are often overlooked, whether due to ignorance or the assumption that "it could not happen to me." There are some simple procedures that can be followed to reduce the risk of being victimized. The intent
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Medical Care and Family Security.
Journal of Health and Human Behavior, 1964Henrietta Dabney +3 more
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Keeping it secure: data security in residential care
Nursing and Residential Care, 2018Guy Dewsbury, Debbie Dewsbury
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Security of Text Messaging in Clinical Care
JAMA, 2017Brian G, Choi, Scott K, Intner
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