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Technical means for securing health information.

D de Roulet·J R Scherrer
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Securing health information is an application domain which can learn more from other environments like airlines and banking than from military formalism or academic freedom. The techniques of the 80s using clear separation between public and private areas have to be upgraded. Propositions are made. Costs are evaluated.

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D de Roulet, J R Scherrer. 1996. Technical means for securing health information.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0020-7101(96)01225-1

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