Healthcare Security Report: Recent Developments and Security Measures

This report provides an overview of healthcare security, focusing on the increasing use of network technology within the healthcare sector. It reviews the architecture and components of healthcare systems, emphasizing the need for a centralized resource distribution system and the implementation of Service Oriented Network Architectures. The report explores recent developments, including the use of Augmented Reality in healthcare education, advancements in clinical patient access solutions, and the complexities surrounding human head transplants. The importance of security is highlighted, particularly in protecting patient information and reducing costs through cybersecurity services. The report emphasizes the need for employee loyalty and the importance of data analysis and monitoring to maintain a secure healthcare network. The report concludes by referencing several key sources on the topic, including studies on security and privacy in mobile healthcare networks, wireless body area networks, and the impact of IoT and cloud computing on healthcare systems.

Healthcare Security
REPORT

Introduction
 With the growing use of the network technology in healthcare sector, it
is noticed that the industry has been able to grow certain network-
based applications in an effective manner. There are different network
scenarios which are making use of the wireless, wired and the mobile
communication techniques.

Literature Review
 The architecture and components of healthcare system needs to focus
on centralized resource distribution system which aims to be
implemented at a national level. The architecture is based on handling
the concepts which relates to the Service Oriented Network
Architectures. It focus on how one can work on improving of client
levels, server farm levels to design the network capabilities into an
infrastructure [2]. The architecture of healthcare system includes the
server data where the token-based authentication system is needed for
implementing the central security with properly accessing the rights to
define the user hierarchy.

Recent Development in
Healthcare Networks
 Healthcare Education: Augmented Reality: This technique has been
effectively able to pore over the scans, thereby, trying to make a proper
sense with 3D problems on a flat screens. [4].
 Clinical Patient Access Solutions: The healthcare patients are facing the
problem of accessing the results for the scheduled appointments which
is mainly due to the complexities between the health systems or the
lack.
 Human Head Transplants: They are important with the intention that it
can work on the improvement of the system by allowing surgeons to
reattach all the nerves and the blood vessels to the new body [5].

Importance of Security
 The security is important for the healthcare network that will help in
protecting the patient information. The argument is about focusing over
the cost reduction with satisfying the information through cyber
security services. The hackers have been increasingly seen to be
hijacking the data of the hospitals and the healthcare facilities in the
cyber crime and this does not let one to allow the access of the data till
you pay the money.

Conclusion
 It is important for the healthcare network to work on handling the data
where the employees also require focusing on handling the risks of
data. It is also important that the employees show some loyalty to their
work. In addition, the analysis and the monitoring of the data is
important for keeping the healthcare network secured.

References
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