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Data protection in networks.

K Rihaczek
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Health Data are sensitive to loss, manipulation and breach of confidentiality. Systems handling health data must be especially secure. Anyone accessing health data-be they stored in data banks or in personalized chip-cards-must be specifically authorized to do so and must be strongly authenticated before access is granted.

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K Rihaczek. 1991. Data protection in networks.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10164071/

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