E-Health: Security, Privacy, and Ethics Requirements from a National Perspective in I. R. Iran

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This paper explores the security, privacy, and ethical implications of e-health data in Iran's healthcare network. A framework is proposed to ensure security and privacy in electronic health information processing across various institutions. The framework addresses aspects such as software/hardware, communication networks, patient safety, privacy, confidentiality, online health service regulations, commercial and judicial exploitation, and education/research. The study categorizes these requirements into seven main categories to safeguard health-oriented service recipients' security and privacy.

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Abedian, S., & Riazi, H. (2024). E-Health: Security, Privacy, and Ethics Requirements from a National Perspective in I. R. Iran. In Studies in Health Technology and Informatics (Vol. 314, pp. 147–148). IOS Press BV. https://doi.org/10.3233/SHTI240079

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