Design of Intelligent Medical Integrity Authentication and Secure Information for Public Cloud in Hospital Administration
E. V. N. Jyothi, M. Kranthi, Dankan Gowda, Rama Chaithanya Tanguturi
Abstract
Due to political and financial considerations, large hospitals are also less likely to share their patient information with outside healthcare providers. To get around the barriers that prevent an efficient process of exchanging medical data. The integrated computerized clinical information system is part of the Hospital Information System (HIS), which aims to improve hospital operations and clinical management. Furthermore, the patient has access to an accurate electronic medical record that has been stored. For research and statistical applications, such records can be utilized in a data warehouse. The architecture of a centralized information system, on which HIS was established intended for the rapid transmission of both operational and administrative information. It would be difficult and It requires a lot of money and resources to set up an independent information management system for a small village hospital. The hospital information system in use presently, information is only shared within the same hospital. The theory of cloud computing serves as the proposal's basis. The “cloud” makes it possible for greater analysis, sharing, and exchange of medical data from images. Doctors may be able to get the data they need due to cloud-based medical image storage, patient will be able to get treatment across hospital departments automating the management of hospital information and computational resources. Hence, this system develops of intelligent medical integrity authentication and it is more effective for hospital administration to use secure information on public clouds, low-cost and time saving.