Patient Empowerment in IoT for eHealth: How to Deal With Lost Keys

Patient Empowerment in IoT for eHealth: How to Deal With Lost Keys

Emmanuel Benoist, Serge Bignens, Alexander Kreutz
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-2444-2.ch007
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Abstract

The rise of internet of things (IoT) in medicine has generated tons of new data through connected devices. Medicine and research in medicine are interested in using those data for the personalization of patients' treatment. The authors present the system MIDATA where patients can transfer their medical IoT data and store them. They have also the possibility to share those data with research groups. The solution respects patient privacy. Even an administrator of the site cannot access to the data of the patients. The patient can choose which users can decrypt their data. But users will lose their passwords and keys. So, the authors provide a novel solution for the recovery of the keys. This procedure has different levels: the patient has a new phone but remembers the password; the patient has forgotten the password but can use the phone; and the worst case is when the patient forgot the password and lost the phone, where they developed a novel solution for key recovery.
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Iot In Ehealth

Farahni et al (2018) presented the main challenges of IoT for medicine. For them, IoT will revolutionize the treatment of patients. We will move from hospital-centered treatment to Patient-Centered Care (PCC). This will enable us to respond to the various challenges of the current healthcare system: the population is ageing, urbanization is growing and we will face a shortage of healthcare workforce. All this will force us to find innovative solutions. They show how the IoT can participate in finding solutions to these problems.

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