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  • Healthcare Informatics
  • Information Security
  • Patient Safety

Background:

  • Medical errors pose significant risks to patients across various healthcare settings.
  • Existing methods for error reduction have limitations.
  • The Zero Trust Model (ZTM) is a proven security framework from other industries.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the potential application of the ZTM in healthcare to prevent medical errors.
  • To explore how ZTM can enhance patient data privacy and system security.
  • To advocate for broader ZTM adoption in healthcare cybersecurity.

Main Methods:

  • Conceptual analysis of the Zero Trust Model's principles.
  • Examination of ZTM's applicability to healthcare workflows and data access.
  • Review of ZTM's potential impact on patient safety and cybersecurity.

Main Results:

  • ZTM can revolutionize patient safety by strictly controlling access to sensitive data and critical systems.
  • Enhanced security measures address patient data privacy and safety concerns.
  • ZTM offers a framework to identify error causes and implement preventative solutions.

Conclusions:

  • The Zero Trust Model presents a viable strategy for reducing medical errors in healthcare.
  • ZTM adoption can significantly improve patient safety and data protection.
  • Broader implementation of ZTM is recommended for healthcare cybersecurity resilience, especially against ransomware.