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Zhen-Yu Wu¹, Yufang Chung, Feipei Lai

¹Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan. d96922021@ntu.edu.tw

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This study introduces a secure password-based user authentication scheme for integrated Electronic Patient Records (EPRs). This enhances data security for digital health information transmitted online.

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Computer Science
Cybersecurity

Background:

The increasing digitization of healthcare necessitates robust Electronic Patient Records (EPRs).
Integrated EPR systems offer significant benefits for clinical decision-making, research, and health analysis.
Securing sensitive patient data during transmission over the internet is a critical challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel password-based user authentication scheme for integrated EPR systems.
To address the risks of illegal access and data theft in electronic health information exchange.
To enhance the security of patient data within the context of e-medicine.

Main Methods:

Development of a password-based user authentication scheme.
Focus on secure transmission protocols for electronic health records.
Implementation of measures to prevent unauthorized access and data breaches.

Main Results:

The proposed scheme provides a method for secure user authentication in EPR systems.
It aims to protect patient information from unauthorized access and theft.
The scheme is designed to be suitable for integrated information systems.

Conclusions:

A secure password-based authentication scheme is essential for the integrity of integrated EPR systems.
This approach contributes to safeguarding sensitive health data in the digital era.
Further integration of such security measures is vital for advancing e-medicine.