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MDA-based EHR application security services.

Bernd Blobel·Peter Pharow
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Component-oriented, distributed, virtual EHR systems have to meet enhanced security and privacy requirements. In the context of advanced architectural paradigms such as component-orientation, model-driven, and knowledge-based, standardised security services needed have to be specified and implemented in an integrated way following the same paradigm. This concerns the deployment of formal models, meta-languages, reference models such as the ISO RM-ODP, and development as well as implementation tools. International projects' results presented proceed on that streamline.

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Bernd Blobel, Peter Pharow. 2004. MDA-based EHR application security services.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15747945/

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