Reliance on cryptography of cloud computing in Healthcare Information Management, lessons for Ghana Health Service.

Jonathan Kıssı; Baozhen Dai; Benedicta A. Clemency; Grace Amoah-anomah

Reliance on cryptography of cloud computing in Healthcare Information Management, lessons for Ghana Health Service.

Abstract

Cloud Computing is considered as the next logical step in emerging technology for prosperous resource outsourcing, information sharing in Physician-Patient relationship and a platform for research development. The fast drift of Ghanaâ€™s healthcare facilities into cloud computing for finding treatment to humanityâ€™s major illnesses has called for a pragmatic understanding of its security deterrence techniques. Studies in cryptographic discipline of Ghanaâ€™s healthcare require a working understanding of the security issues by Healthcare Administrators. Healthcare data leaked outside to unauthorized users tarnishes the image of such individual, healthcare facility and the Ghanaian populace. This paradigm shift requires a strong and efficient security system among healthcare facilities to avoid the erosion of trust. Our review is motivated by these contemporary technologies to explore it adoptions, utilization and provision of security strategies in this innovation. Much emphasis were placed on network, interfaces, data, virtualization, legal, compliance and governance as key areas of security challenges in cloud computing. Relevant literatures were discussed to highlight their prominent findings. The contributions presented are relevant in providing a practical framework for enhancing security in other disciplines as well.

Keywords

Security, Technology, Cloud, Infrastructures, Healthcare

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Baozhen Dai This is me

Benedicta A. Clemency This is me

Grace Amoah-anomah This is me

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Kıssı, J., Dai, B., Clemency, B. A., & Amoah-anomah, G. (2018). Reliance on cryptography of cloud computing in Healthcare Information Management, lessons for Ghana Health Service. International Journal of Information Security Science, 7(3), 111-125. https://izlik.org/JA57JD45ND

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1.Kıssı J, Dai B, Clemency BA, Amoah-anomah G. Reliance on cryptography of cloud computing in Healthcare Information Management, lessons for Ghana Health Service. IJISS. 2018;7(3):111-125. https://izlik.org/JA57JD45ND

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Kıssı, Jonathan, Baozhen Dai, Benedicta A. Clemency, and Grace Amoah-anomah. 2018. “Reliance on Cryptography of Cloud Computing in Healthcare Information Management, Lessons for Ghana Health Service”. International Journal of Information Security Science 7 (3): 111-25. https://izlik.org/JA57JD45ND.

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Kıssı J, Dai B, Clemency BA, Amoah-anomah G (September 1, 2018) Reliance on cryptography of cloud computing in Healthcare Information Management, lessons for Ghana Health Service. International Journal of Information Security Science 7 3 111–125.

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[1]J. Kıssı, B. Dai, B. A. Clemency, and G. Amoah-anomah, “Reliance on cryptography of cloud computing in Healthcare Information Management, lessons for Ghana Health Service”., IJISS, vol. 7, no. 3, pp. 111–125, Sept. 2018, [Online]. Available: https://izlik.org/JA57JD45ND

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Kıssı, Jonathan - Dai, Baozhen - Clemency, Benedicta A. - Amoah-anomah, Grace. “Reliance on Cryptography of Cloud Computing in Healthcare Information Management, Lessons for Ghana Health Service”. International Journal of Information Security Science 7/3 (September 1, 2018): 111-125. https://izlik.org/JA57JD45ND.

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1.Kıssı J, Dai B, Clemency BA, Amoah-anomah G. Reliance on cryptography of cloud computing in Healthcare Information Management, lessons for Ghana Health Service. IJISS. 2018;7:111–125.

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Kıssı, Jonathan, et al. “Reliance on Cryptography of Cloud Computing in Healthcare Information Management, Lessons for Ghana Health Service”. International Journal of Information Security Science, vol. 7, no. 3, Sept. 2018, pp. 111-25, https://izlik.org/JA57JD45ND.

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1.Jonathan Kıssı, Baozhen Dai, Benedicta A. Clemency, Grace Amoah-anomah. Reliance on cryptography of cloud computing in Healthcare Information Management, lessons for Ghana Health Service. IJISS [Internet]. 2018 Sep. 1;7(3):111-25. Available from: https://izlik.org/JA57JD45ND