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C K Georgiadis1, J Baltatzis, G I Pangalos
1Informatics Lab., Computers Div., Faculty of Technology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 54006, Thessaloniki, Greece. gxri@auth.gr
Abstract:
The healthcare environment consists of vast amounts of dynamic and unstructured information, distributed over a large number of information systems. Mobile agent technology is having an ever-growing impact on the delivery of medical information. It supports acquiring and manipulating information distributed in a large number of information systems. Moreover is suitable for the computer untrained medical stuff. But the introduction of mobile agents generates advanced threads to the sensitive healthcare information, unless the proper countermeasures are taken. By applying the role-based approach to the authorization problem, we ease the sharing of information between hospital information systems and we reduce the administering part. The different initiative of the agent's migration method, results in different methods of assigning roles to the agent.
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