Current Implementation by AllOne Mobile and Diversinet by Stu Vaeth, Diversinet
Presented at the mHealth Initiative Spring Seminar, March 31, 2009 Boston MA
www.mhealthinitiative.org
1) This research paper proposes a User Authentication Level System (UALS) model for assessing the risk of multi-factor authentication methods.
2) The UALS model defines 5 levels of authentication based on technical requirements from NIST SP800-63, with higher levels incorporating additional authentication factors such as biometric information and hardware tokens.
3) A selection process is described to evaluate transaction risks and vulnerabilities and select the appropriate authentication level, followed by testing to ensure risks are eliminated.
This document discusses mobile financial services and the growing use of mobile phones. It provides statistics on the rising number of mobile phone and payment card users worldwide. It then discusses how mobile phones are integrated into people's daily lives and routines. The document proposes a model for mobile information and financial services that combines mobile banking, mobile payments, and near field communication technologies. It outlines some of the security measures needed for mobile payment systems, including authentication, data integrity, and privacy.
This document discusses managing the Personal Identity Verification (PIV) life-cycle and converging physical and logical access control systems. It explores the challenges of the PIV life-cycle from issuance through retirement. Key challenges include managing identity information across different systems, establishing administrative controls and workflows, and provisioning/de-provisioning with disparate solutions. The document also examines challenges of enabling PIV credentials to authenticate physical and logical access systems and managing authentication processes. Finally, it presents a logical PIV architecture solution to integrate identity enrollment, life-cycle management services, and physical/logical access control.
This document discusses using blockchain technology to improve electronic health records (EHRs) by giving patients more control over their medical data. It proposes a system where each patient's health records are stored in an immutable blockchain that is distributed across multiple healthcare organizations. This would allow patients to access their full medical history from any doctor and reduce errors, while maintaining privacy and security. The key benefits are providing complete and accurate health data to doctors, enabling fast access to records, and securely sharing information between healthcare providers and patients. Blocks of health record transactions are time-stamped and linked using cryptography to form an auditable chain that cannot be altered without detection.
This document discusses an identity attribute registry called Greenlist that would allow for public but anonymized e-payment addresses. It would be run by accredited entities and eliminate intermediaries to enhance security. Greenlist provides benefits like increased privacy and security for consumers and merchants, faster access to cash, and new revenue sources for banks by monetizing their know-your-customer investments and improving payment networks. The solution addresses issues from regulations around identity verification and aims to keep banks central to customers' financial lives in the digital world.
Entrust IdentityGuard Mobile is a family of identity applications that leverage existing mobile devices for greater security, including transaction verification, one-time-passcode (OTP) authentication and embedded mobile application security.
And Entrust IdentityGuard Mobile is available on today's leading smartphone platforms, including the Apple iPhone, Google Android, RIM BlackBerry, Microsoft Windows Mobile and Symbian.
The document discusses interoperability between the French government and users through three initiatives:
1. Mon.service-public.fr - A single online portal for citizens to access government services and track procedures.
2. My Procedure Online (MDEL) - A system to start and manage administrative procedures related to life events through multiple channels.
3. The Trusted Data Exchange Platform (PEC) - A platform to securely exchange electronic information and documents between government and partners/users.
MCS Microsystems Sdn Bhd is a Malaysian IT security technology provider that has experience providing solutions for trusted digital identity, biometrics, RFID, and distributed ledger technology. The document discusses MCS's ONE ID total solution for digital identity management at airports that leverages technologies like e-passports, biometrics, self-service kiosks, and blockchain to enable contactless processing from check-in to boarding while enhancing security. It also describes additional solutions MCS provides related to health passports, asset tracking, video surveillance, and more.
1) This research paper proposes a User Authentication Level System (UALS) model for assessing the risk of multi-factor authentication methods.
2) The UALS model defines 5 levels of authentication based on technical requirements from NIST SP800-63, with higher levels incorporating additional authentication factors such as biometric information and hardware tokens.
3) A selection process is described to evaluate transaction risks and vulnerabilities and select the appropriate authentication level, followed by testing to ensure risks are eliminated.
This document discusses mobile financial services and the growing use of mobile phones. It provides statistics on the rising number of mobile phone and payment card users worldwide. It then discusses how mobile phones are integrated into people's daily lives and routines. The document proposes a model for mobile information and financial services that combines mobile banking, mobile payments, and near field communication technologies. It outlines some of the security measures needed for mobile payment systems, including authentication, data integrity, and privacy.
This document discusses managing the Personal Identity Verification (PIV) life-cycle and converging physical and logical access control systems. It explores the challenges of the PIV life-cycle from issuance through retirement. Key challenges include managing identity information across different systems, establishing administrative controls and workflows, and provisioning/de-provisioning with disparate solutions. The document also examines challenges of enabling PIV credentials to authenticate physical and logical access systems and managing authentication processes. Finally, it presents a logical PIV architecture solution to integrate identity enrollment, life-cycle management services, and physical/logical access control.
This document discusses using blockchain technology to improve electronic health records (EHRs) by giving patients more control over their medical data. It proposes a system where each patient's health records are stored in an immutable blockchain that is distributed across multiple healthcare organizations. This would allow patients to access their full medical history from any doctor and reduce errors, while maintaining privacy and security. The key benefits are providing complete and accurate health data to doctors, enabling fast access to records, and securely sharing information between healthcare providers and patients. Blocks of health record transactions are time-stamped and linked using cryptography to form an auditable chain that cannot be altered without detection.
This document discusses an identity attribute registry called Greenlist that would allow for public but anonymized e-payment addresses. It would be run by accredited entities and eliminate intermediaries to enhance security. Greenlist provides benefits like increased privacy and security for consumers and merchants, faster access to cash, and new revenue sources for banks by monetizing their know-your-customer investments and improving payment networks. The solution addresses issues from regulations around identity verification and aims to keep banks central to customers' financial lives in the digital world.
Entrust IdentityGuard Mobile is a family of identity applications that leverage existing mobile devices for greater security, including transaction verification, one-time-passcode (OTP) authentication and embedded mobile application security.
And Entrust IdentityGuard Mobile is available on today's leading smartphone platforms, including the Apple iPhone, Google Android, RIM BlackBerry, Microsoft Windows Mobile and Symbian.
The document discusses interoperability between the French government and users through three initiatives:
1. Mon.service-public.fr - A single online portal for citizens to access government services and track procedures.
2. My Procedure Online (MDEL) - A system to start and manage administrative procedures related to life events through multiple channels.
3. The Trusted Data Exchange Platform (PEC) - A platform to securely exchange electronic information and documents between government and partners/users.
MCS Microsystems Sdn Bhd is a Malaysian IT security technology provider that has experience providing solutions for trusted digital identity, biometrics, RFID, and distributed ledger technology. The document discusses MCS's ONE ID total solution for digital identity management at airports that leverages technologies like e-passports, biometrics, self-service kiosks, and blockchain to enable contactless processing from check-in to boarding while enhancing security. It also describes additional solutions MCS provides related to health passports, asset tracking, video surveillance, and more.
Report from Washington presented by J. Michael Fitzmaurice, Senior Advisor, AHRQ
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
The document discusses personal health records that can be accessed via phone. It outlines the structure of a PHR, including that it contains physician-authenticated health information that cannot be changed by the consumer. It also notes hurdles to widespread PHR phone access such as the need for consensus on data standards and communication systems, integration with provider systems, and overcoming concerns about privacy, security, and ease of use.
Beyond Borders: What America Can Learn about mHealth from Developing Countries presented by Patricia Mecheal, mHealth and Telemedicine Advisor, Millennium Villages Project, Earth Institute at Columbia University
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
Thomas Alva Edison invented the light bulb in 1879 after experimenting for many months. His light bulb provided illumination for dark rooms and paved the way for electric lights to be used for reading, entertainment, and other activities. While the original light bulb functioned simply to light rooms, modern light bulbs like fluorescent lights have improved efficiency and versatility. Edison was a prolific inventor and successful businessman who revolutionized how people used electricity through his many inventions.
Using Mobile Technologies to Transform Nursing Practice by Renee McLeod PhD, APRN, CPNP
Presented at the mHealth Initiative Spring Seminar, March 31, 2009 Boston MA
www.mhealthinitiative.org
Powering Care Coordination Through Mobility (mHealth Summit 2012 WIPJam)wipjam
The document discusses Diversinet's mobile health platform which aims to achieve interoperability, security and agility. It addresses key challenges in mobile health like security and privacy, and providing an agile platform for app development and integration. The platform uses dynamic authentication and encryption between mobile clients and servers to securely exchange encrypted data. It also allows for interoperable mobile applications to share health data like medical records, profiles and biometrics to provide a holistic view of patients.
The document discusses user authentication technologies used by the US federal government. It outlines policies like HSPD-12 that mandate authentication standards and describes NIST standards for different assurance levels. PKI and one-time passwords are the primary technologies, with PKI providing additional security capabilities. Level 3 assurance is a common target level. Symantec provides both PKI and OTP cloud services to help government agencies meet requirements.
TrustBearer - Virginia Security Summit - Web Authentication Strategies - Apri...TrustBearer
TrustBearer's Brian Kelly gave this presentation during the Identity Management track at the Virginia Security Summit in Richmond, VA. It compares SAML to OpenID and explains how different authentication methods can be used with either of these Single Sign On standards.
There is no debate that companies large or small are more or less have put a lot of efforts in protect digital security and privacy with “best practice” recommendations, often use solutions from branded security vendors or built by best in-house/outsourced experts, yet they are falling prey of cyber and insider attacks, because “compliance” or “best practice” do not equal to security. The reality has shown us that traditional security approaches have fall behind the increased system complexity and advanced technical capabilities that have been mastered by adversaries.
The key weakness in our security defenses lies with the weakness of digital identities systems have been used to authenticate users (no system could defends against attacker impersonates legitimate user); follow by inability to validate the authenticity and integrity of communication (If attacker can temper with the data freely, then no need to crack the one time password) and finally incapable of protecting information from unauthorized accesses in an event of inevitable security breach because unknown system or application security vulnerabilities.
FrontOne’s information security solution addresses all security weakness listed above:
First, FrontOne uses its own digital identity that is harden to withstand advanced hackers using sophisticated real time attacks and help all its users from falling prey of identity thieves from phishing and malware attacks at client side to advanced persistent threats at the server side, because FrontOne’s digital identity is dynamic and non-transferable.
Second, FrontOne provides 100% message integrity by using dedicated and destination aware messaging system and ensure each and every message is completely unique; reducing the chance of attackers from being able to identifying and manipulating it for their benefit.
Finally, FrontOne uses its own method of protecting information at rest, in transit or in use, by focusing our innovation at the security and integrity of encryption key while using industry standardized cryptography. FrontOne’s user centric data protection solution uses dual control for its encryption keys. Random encryption key is protected with security key that has two parts, one part from the client side and other from the centralized key server. This arrangement ensures that access to protected data is available with the presence of the user device of the authorized user.
The security approaches FrontOne have taken above are further strengthened with its own patented technologies that introduce a dynamic element is each and every message and transaction, mutually authenticate both parties before a request is served and providing user with ultimate control that is not accessible digitally.
1. The document is an e-newsletter from eMedicalFiles discussing revenue cycle management (RCM) and electronic health records (EHR).
2. It provides information on an event discussing RCM and introduces the IntelliFinger tool for verifying patient insurance eligibility and collecting copays.
3. It also provides information on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services EHR demonstration project and incentives for physicians to use certified EHRs.
Healthcare as an industry in transitionCisco Canada
The purpose of this presentation is to discuss Healthcare including industry trends, insights and themes from the field, the model for success and case studies.
Cyber Security and Fraud Prevention Tools TacticsBen Graybar
This document discusses cyber security threats and fraud prevention tactics. It provides examples of common phishing scams and outlines tools and best practices for safeguarding information. Some key points include:
- Cyber threats have increased with cloud, mobile, and remote access adoption and fraud can occur across businesses of all sizes.
- Over half of businesses surveyed were more concerned about cyber threats in 2015 and over 60% experienced payment fraud in 2014.
- Common phishing scams include impersonating businesses in emails or texts to get users to click links or reply to fake conversations.
- Recommended safeguards include employee training, dual authorization, daily transaction reviews, and using security tools like IBM Trusteer Rapport.
Thought Paper: Overview of Banking ApplicationsInfosys Finacle
Card based transactions account for barely 1% of all non-cash transactions by value,in India.Security concerns rank high on the list of barriers to card adoption,not just in this country,but also in those with much higher penetration.
ConfidentID Mobile User Authentication is a biometric-enabled authentication solution that uses multiple factors such as biometrics, passwords, and device location to securely identify customers conducting mobile or online banking transactions. It provides stronger authentication than single-factor options to reduce fraud and identity theft. Financial institutions can customize the authentication levels required based on transaction risk levels to balance security with convenience. The solution utilizes the capabilities of smartphones and tablets to deliver advanced authentication without additional hardware.
This presentation was given at the Card Tech Secure Tech (CTST) Conference on May 5, 2009 in New Orleans, LA. Brian Kelly was on a panel with Gilles Lisimaque, Siddharth Bajaj and Michael Poitner to discuss emerging technologies in Smart Cards, Tokens & Digital Identity
The Future of BYOD, BYOA and ConsumerizationJay McBain
If you haven’t been following the debate on BYOD – Bring Your Own Device – you soon will! This presentation defines the opportunity for the Channel and gives a sneak peak to trends that will shape the industry for years to come.
A quick look at the BYOD or Bring Your Own Device trend in business from a Channel point of view. Includes a number of sources such as CompTIA, Forbes, Techaisle, VDC, IANS and IDC
This document discusses bringing your own device (BYOD) security and Cidway's solutions. It addresses:
- BYOD as a reality for many companies as personal devices enter the workplace
- Different corporate strategies for BYOD ranging from not allowing to having agreed policies
- Key questions around BYOD like who pays for data/devices, compliance, security, applications access
- Cidway's mobile authentication application that allows authentication without intruding on devices
- A mobile launcher application that protects access to corporate data, not the device itself
- Potential issues with requiring employees to purchase their own devices for work (BYOD 2.0)
Report from Washington presented by J. Michael Fitzmaurice, Senior Advisor, AHRQ
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
The document discusses personal health records that can be accessed via phone. It outlines the structure of a PHR, including that it contains physician-authenticated health information that cannot be changed by the consumer. It also notes hurdles to widespread PHR phone access such as the need for consensus on data standards and communication systems, integration with provider systems, and overcoming concerns about privacy, security, and ease of use.
Beyond Borders: What America Can Learn about mHealth from Developing Countries presented by Patricia Mecheal, mHealth and Telemedicine Advisor, Millennium Villages Project, Earth Institute at Columbia University
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
Thomas Alva Edison invented the light bulb in 1879 after experimenting for many months. His light bulb provided illumination for dark rooms and paved the way for electric lights to be used for reading, entertainment, and other activities. While the original light bulb functioned simply to light rooms, modern light bulbs like fluorescent lights have improved efficiency and versatility. Edison was a prolific inventor and successful businessman who revolutionized how people used electricity through his many inventions.
Using Mobile Technologies to Transform Nursing Practice by Renee McLeod PhD, APRN, CPNP
Presented at the mHealth Initiative Spring Seminar, March 31, 2009 Boston MA
www.mhealthinitiative.org
Powering Care Coordination Through Mobility (mHealth Summit 2012 WIPJam)wipjam
The document discusses Diversinet's mobile health platform which aims to achieve interoperability, security and agility. It addresses key challenges in mobile health like security and privacy, and providing an agile platform for app development and integration. The platform uses dynamic authentication and encryption between mobile clients and servers to securely exchange encrypted data. It also allows for interoperable mobile applications to share health data like medical records, profiles and biometrics to provide a holistic view of patients.
The document discusses user authentication technologies used by the US federal government. It outlines policies like HSPD-12 that mandate authentication standards and describes NIST standards for different assurance levels. PKI and one-time passwords are the primary technologies, with PKI providing additional security capabilities. Level 3 assurance is a common target level. Symantec provides both PKI and OTP cloud services to help government agencies meet requirements.
TrustBearer - Virginia Security Summit - Web Authentication Strategies - Apri...TrustBearer
TrustBearer's Brian Kelly gave this presentation during the Identity Management track at the Virginia Security Summit in Richmond, VA. It compares SAML to OpenID and explains how different authentication methods can be used with either of these Single Sign On standards.
There is no debate that companies large or small are more or less have put a lot of efforts in protect digital security and privacy with “best practice” recommendations, often use solutions from branded security vendors or built by best in-house/outsourced experts, yet they are falling prey of cyber and insider attacks, because “compliance” or “best practice” do not equal to security. The reality has shown us that traditional security approaches have fall behind the increased system complexity and advanced technical capabilities that have been mastered by adversaries.
The key weakness in our security defenses lies with the weakness of digital identities systems have been used to authenticate users (no system could defends against attacker impersonates legitimate user); follow by inability to validate the authenticity and integrity of communication (If attacker can temper with the data freely, then no need to crack the one time password) and finally incapable of protecting information from unauthorized accesses in an event of inevitable security breach because unknown system or application security vulnerabilities.
FrontOne’s information security solution addresses all security weakness listed above:
First, FrontOne uses its own digital identity that is harden to withstand advanced hackers using sophisticated real time attacks and help all its users from falling prey of identity thieves from phishing and malware attacks at client side to advanced persistent threats at the server side, because FrontOne’s digital identity is dynamic and non-transferable.
Second, FrontOne provides 100% message integrity by using dedicated and destination aware messaging system and ensure each and every message is completely unique; reducing the chance of attackers from being able to identifying and manipulating it for their benefit.
Finally, FrontOne uses its own method of protecting information at rest, in transit or in use, by focusing our innovation at the security and integrity of encryption key while using industry standardized cryptography. FrontOne’s user centric data protection solution uses dual control for its encryption keys. Random encryption key is protected with security key that has two parts, one part from the client side and other from the centralized key server. This arrangement ensures that access to protected data is available with the presence of the user device of the authorized user.
The security approaches FrontOne have taken above are further strengthened with its own patented technologies that introduce a dynamic element is each and every message and transaction, mutually authenticate both parties before a request is served and providing user with ultimate control that is not accessible digitally.
1. The document is an e-newsletter from eMedicalFiles discussing revenue cycle management (RCM) and electronic health records (EHR).
2. It provides information on an event discussing RCM and introduces the IntelliFinger tool for verifying patient insurance eligibility and collecting copays.
3. It also provides information on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services EHR demonstration project and incentives for physicians to use certified EHRs.
Healthcare as an industry in transitionCisco Canada
The purpose of this presentation is to discuss Healthcare including industry trends, insights and themes from the field, the model for success and case studies.
Cyber Security and Fraud Prevention Tools TacticsBen Graybar
This document discusses cyber security threats and fraud prevention tactics. It provides examples of common phishing scams and outlines tools and best practices for safeguarding information. Some key points include:
- Cyber threats have increased with cloud, mobile, and remote access adoption and fraud can occur across businesses of all sizes.
- Over half of businesses surveyed were more concerned about cyber threats in 2015 and over 60% experienced payment fraud in 2014.
- Common phishing scams include impersonating businesses in emails or texts to get users to click links or reply to fake conversations.
- Recommended safeguards include employee training, dual authorization, daily transaction reviews, and using security tools like IBM Trusteer Rapport.
Thought Paper: Overview of Banking ApplicationsInfosys Finacle
Card based transactions account for barely 1% of all non-cash transactions by value,in India.Security concerns rank high on the list of barriers to card adoption,not just in this country,but also in those with much higher penetration.
ConfidentID Mobile User Authentication is a biometric-enabled authentication solution that uses multiple factors such as biometrics, passwords, and device location to securely identify customers conducting mobile or online banking transactions. It provides stronger authentication than single-factor options to reduce fraud and identity theft. Financial institutions can customize the authentication levels required based on transaction risk levels to balance security with convenience. The solution utilizes the capabilities of smartphones and tablets to deliver advanced authentication without additional hardware.
This presentation was given at the Card Tech Secure Tech (CTST) Conference on May 5, 2009 in New Orleans, LA. Brian Kelly was on a panel with Gilles Lisimaque, Siddharth Bajaj and Michael Poitner to discuss emerging technologies in Smart Cards, Tokens & Digital Identity
The Future of BYOD, BYOA and ConsumerizationJay McBain
If you haven’t been following the debate on BYOD – Bring Your Own Device – you soon will! This presentation defines the opportunity for the Channel and gives a sneak peak to trends that will shape the industry for years to come.
A quick look at the BYOD or Bring Your Own Device trend in business from a Channel point of view. Includes a number of sources such as CompTIA, Forbes, Techaisle, VDC, IANS and IDC
This document discusses bringing your own device (BYOD) security and Cidway's solutions. It addresses:
- BYOD as a reality for many companies as personal devices enter the workplace
- Different corporate strategies for BYOD ranging from not allowing to having agreed policies
- Key questions around BYOD like who pays for data/devices, compliance, security, applications access
- Cidway's mobile authentication application that allows authentication without intruding on devices
- A mobile launcher application that protects access to corporate data, not the device itself
- Potential issues with requiring employees to purchase their own devices for work (BYOD 2.0)
John Thompson, CEO of Symantec, discussed the company's strategy to secure and manage customers' information-driven worlds. Symantec aims to reduce risks, control complexity, and more completely and efficiently manage security, risk and infrastructure. The company sees opportunities in its core security businesses as well as high growth areas like data loss prevention. Symantec is committed to corporate responsibility and long-term financial objectives of growing revenue above market rates while expanding margins and optimizing its capital structure.
Consumer authentication, password & identity management and shopping solution...Matthew Reese
WhiteSky's Connect framework delivers a complement to any web or mobile app strategy. We offer a complete solution for your users including authentication, password vault, identity management, and shopping solutions for consumers that is safe, secure and convenient.
Identity as a Services in a Mobile World - David Harding CTO IWSincViolet Le, MBA MIS
ImageWare Systems is a company that provides identity management solutions using multi-modal biometrics. It has over 15 years of experience in biometric identity management. It offers a cloud-based biometric identity platform called GoCloudID that uses multiple biological traits like fingerprints, iris scans, etc. to securely verify identities. GoCloudID provides a scalable solution to securely manage biometric identity verification on mobile devices.
This document summarizes a presentation given by Frank Löber on the current implementation and technologies used for a secure network connecting 50,000 physicians in Germany. It describes the initial fragmented situation, the developed solution including encryption methods, a core module for integration, authentication processes, and the data center. It notes that over 10,000 physicians are now using the system to transmit over 500 million medical records quarterly between physicians and insurance funds in a standardized way.
COVID-19 Healthcare Cybersecurity: Best Practices for a Remote WorkforceHealth Catalyst
Social distancing, effective hand-washing techniques, sneezing into elbows, and the like are critical means of mitigating the spread and impact of COVID-19, but the pandemic has also prompted another area of concern: cybersecurity. A growing remote workforce, more collective time online, and increasingly frequent social engineering attacks that take advantage of public curiosity about and fear of the novel coronavirus are exposing system and network vulnerabilities. Remote workers can increase their online safety by refreshing and ramping up cyber-hygiene best practices, including learning to recognize and report suspicious emails and protecting home internet connections.
Roadmap to Healthcare HIPAA Compliance and Mobile Security for BYODSierraware
Simplifying BYOD deployments while satisfying HIPAA and other healthcare regulations. Virtual Mobile Infrastructure with strong biometric authentication and 4096-bit encryption. Android-based VDI for mobile security.
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Presentation on text messaging use in healthcare in developing countries, by Karen Coppock at mHealth Initiative Seminar in San Francisco, September 18, 2009
This document discusses the concept of participatory health and the role of mobile technologies, known as mHealth. It argues that mHealth will transform healthcare by enabling active participation of patients, providers, and other stakeholders through technologies like mobile phones. This will allow things like continuous communication between visits, accessing health information and decision support at the point of care, remote monitoring for disease management, and financial applications like real-time billing. However, challenges like interoperability and standards must be addressed. The document advocates for providers to prepare for this change by developing mHealth strategies and balancing new technologies with workflow impacts. Overall, mHealth is presented as a way to improve outcomes while reducing costs through more participatory and connected care.
The document summarizes 12 clusters of mobile health (mHealth) applications for healthcare. It describes each cluster including patient communication applications, access to web-based resources, point-of-care documentation, disease management, education programs, professional communication, administrative applications, financial applications, emergency care, public health applications, pharmaceutical/clinical trials applications, and body-area networks. For each cluster, it provides examples of current applications and considerations for developing standards and evaluating the applications. The document was presented at an mHealth seminar by the CEO of the mHealth Initiative.
The Patient’s Back-up Brain: A Mobile Health Future presented by resented by Edward A Stern, RN, Clinical Informatics Lead, George Washington University Medical Faculty Associates.
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
PHR Functionalities Being Developed at
NLM presented by Clement McDonald M Director, Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communications
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
Communications for Seniors presented by by Arlene Harris, Founder and Chairwoman, Jitterbug.
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 Conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
So Where Do We Go From Here by Jay H. Sanders, MD, President, The Global Telemedicine Group
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
Project HealthDesign and its Importance for mHealth presented by Patricia Flatley Brennan, RN, PhD, Lillian Moehlman Bascom Professor, School of Nursing, University of Wisconsin
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
mHealth Community Project - A Role Model for the Nation to Reduce Healthcare Costs and Improve the Quality of Care presented by C. Peter Waegemann, Vice President of Development, mHealth Initiative
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
Understanding Participatory Health: What it is and How it will Revolutionize Healthcare presented by C. Peter Waegemann, Vice President of Development, mHealth Initiative
Presented at mHealth Initiative's June 4, 2009 conference in Washington, DC.
www.mhealthinitiative.org
The document discusses diabetes management and emerging wireless solutions. It describes how WellDoc uses wireless technologies and a virtual coach to help diabetes patients better manage their condition through medication reminders, blood glucose tracking, and behavioral modification tools. A case study shows how WellDoc helped a patient lower their A1c level and improve self-management over 3 months by analyzing their data, providing education, and facilitating collaboration between the patient and healthcare provider. The conclusion emphasizes how WellDoc aims to engage and empower patients while also supporting clinicians.
1) The document introduces the MyRapidMD ESP solution, which stores a user's Emergency Service Profile (medical information and emergency contacts) on their mobile device.
2) The ESP allows first responders to access critical information about a victim to identify them, view medical conditions, medications, and contacts.
3) The profile is a simple static display of key fields including name, photo, medical history, insurance, and can be accessed even if the phone is locked or offline through a 24/7 call center.
mHealth Applications: Current Projects and their Status: Understanding the 12 Application Clusters of mHealth by C. Peter Waegemann, Executive Director, mHealth Initiative
“Clinical Grade" Requirements to Enable a Mobile Health and Advanced Workflow Environment by Laurence Beaulieu; Chief Architect, Healthcare Solutions
Nortel Business Solutions
share - Lions, tigers, AI and health misinformation, oh my!.pptxTina Purnat
• Pitfalls and pivots needed to use AI effectively in public health
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• Assessing risk and mitigating harm from adverse health narratives in communities, health workforce and health system
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Rasamanikya is a excellent preparation in the field of Rasashastra, it is used in various Kushtha Roga, Shwasa, Vicharchika, Bhagandara, Vatarakta, and Phiranga Roga. In this article Preparation& Comparative analytical profile for both Formulationon i.e Rasamanikya prepared by Kushmanda swarasa & Churnodhaka Shodita Haratala. The study aims to provide insights into the comparative efficacy and analytical aspects of these formulations for enhanced therapeutic outcomes.
Basavarajeeyam is a Sreshta Sangraha grantha (Compiled book ), written by Neelkanta kotturu Basavaraja Virachita. It contains 25 Prakaranas, First 24 Chapters related to Rogas& 25th to Rasadravyas.
8 Surprising Reasons To Meditate 40 Minutes A Day That Can Change Your Life.pptxHolistified Wellness
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1. AllOne Mobile
Secure Healthcare Access in a Mobile World
Stuart Vaeth
VP, Business Development
Diversinet
(781) 354-7038
svaeth@diversinet.com
2. What is AllOne Mobile?
Secure, mobile access to health information,
anytime, anywhere.
•Works on data capable wireless devices
•Client software downloaded to the device
•Wireless carrier agnostic
•Mobilize existing on-line content
•Improve member engagement
•Marketing surveys, Education materials
•Access to personal health record
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3. AllOne Mobile Platform
• Flexible mobile phone publishing tool
• Diversinet foundation: 7 Yrs $40 Million in R&D
• Proven (ScotiaBank, RBS, Intersections)
• Security certified and vetted by top analysts
• Enterprise and Consumer focused value
5. The Family Healthcare Manager’s Issues
Healthcare Financial Obligations
# of Conditions
# of Meds
Unplanned Events
6. Mobile Healthcare Wallet Requirements
Financial
Health Settlement
Insurance
Plan
Microsoft
HealthVault
Health
Wallet
Employer Healthcare
Benefits
Provider
7. Mobile Health Wallet Sharing
At Camp
At
College
Retired
parents
Eligibility &
Payment
8. Case Management Example
On-Going
Family
Observations
Initial Patient
Assessment
Case
Manager
Secure Patient
Vault Server
Deliver Rich Communications
Media
Analysis
9. Healthcare Fraud
“Hospitals and other medical settings are
becoming a quot;hunting ground for identity
thieves who use medical information to get
credit card numbers, drain bank accounts or
falsely bill Medicare and other insurers,quot;
according to some experts”
USA Today May 7-08 .
10. Medical Identity Theft Turns Patients Into
Victims
“Untangling the mess is hard: Unlike financial identity theft,
there's no straightforward process for challenging false
medical claims or correcting inaccurate medical records. For
victims, the result can be thousands in unpaid charges,
damaged credit, and bogus, possibly dangerous details
cluttering up their medical records for years to come”
U.S. News February 29, 2008
11. Mobile Channel Comparison
• SMS – all traffic is in the clear and msg’s are stored in
the open on the mobile
• Mobile e-Mail – Most traffic is in the clear and msg’s
are stored in the open on the mobile
• Browser – User must know URL, UN and PW to gain
access. User must then navigate through many
screens to get to actionable data. Vulnerable to
phishing. SSL secures to the transport layer only
• Authenticated Client/Server Data Connection -
Bi-lateral authentication between server & client with
end-to-end encryption to the application data layer
and granular permission management
12. Requirements for Secure Mobile
Health Care
• Secure OTA Provisioning with out-of-band Activation
• Secure credential store on device
• Secure all data in transit and at rest
• Secure messaging – no SMS or email trail
• Bi-lateral authentication between the mobile device
and server
• Granular permission management
13. Two Factor Authentication (2FA)
Something you have:
- a security credential from a trusted source
Something you know:
- PIN number (not stored on the server)
14. Mobile Wallet and Server Security
Mobile Client
Server Vault
Server Authenticates Device/User
Encrypted Data in Transit
Secure Tunnel
Mobile Authenticates Server
Role Based Access
PIN Protected
Bi-Lateral Authentication Data Encrypted
Data Encrypted
2FA Engine
2FA Engine
15. AllOne Mobile – Workflow
Provider
Provider
SMS
Permissions
FAX
AllOne
AllOne Mobile
Server
Client
Guest Access
PHR
Claims
Consumer
Payer
External Data
Sources
24. MyGlucoHealth Integration
1. Individual takes Blood sugar
reading as they normally would.
2. Glucose reading is transferred from the MyGlucoHealth
Meter via Bluetooth to the MyGlucoHealth Software
On the mobile phone
26. AllOne Mobile Provisioning Process
Bi-Directional
Register Activate Populate Communications
Account & Sync Data
Receive SMS
w/link for app
download
Registration Pre-loaded
Enter PIN
Portal at Health
Activation Code
Home Information
or Read Message
Respond to Care manager
or
Receive new message
Respond to message
Manually enter
data
and
Synch to receive
updates and
alerts
Register at
the Sponsor Receive
location data thru
Source
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27. AllOne Mobile Summary
Java
• Significantly enhances any existing portal/PHR
BREW
infrastructure investments
Symbian
Microsoft
• Engages members via mobile channel
Blackberry
Palm
• Uses proven two-factor authentication technology
Desktop
Virtual
• Operates on all Mobile Phone networks
Android
iPhone
• Supports multiple device platforms
USB/SD
28. Contact Information
Stu Vaeth
Diversinet Corp
781 734-0452
svaeth@diversinet.com