Smart cards as communication tools in health information systems

R. Engelbrecht; C. Hildebrand; E. Jung; G. Brenner; R. Corcoy; G. Eberhard; C. Gapp; G. Klepser; A. de Leiva; M. Massi-Benedetti; R. Mechtler; K. Piwernetz; J. Sembritzki; J. Thiery

Smart cards as communication tools in health information systems

R. Engelbrecht, C. Hildebrand, E. Jung, G. Brenner, R. Corcoy, G. Eberhard, C. Gapp, G. Klepser, A. de Leiva, M. Massi-Benedetti, R. Mechtler, K. Piwernetz, J. Sembritzki, J. Thiery

Department of Medicine

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Abstract

The paper describes the application of smart cards as communication tools in health information systems providing health care professionals access to a patient's medical history, information on the last treatment, etc. The DIABCARD, used as a specific example, provides the specification for a Chip Card Based Medical Information System (CCMIS) for the treatment of patients with chronic diseases. The DIABCARD CCMIS architecture allows an implementation into different environments and is also equipped with a Portable Personal Medical Record (PPMR) on a chip card allowing access to necessary information at any time for an integrative patient treatment in a shared care environment. Data security, protection and privacy have also been integrated.

Original language	English
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 1994

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