Secure transmission medical data for pervasive healthcare system using android
gadde sai sudha, Rajeshwari Ganesan · 2013
Emerging technologies are transforming the workflows in pervasive healthcare enterprises. Pervasive Healthcare is a one of the developing technology within the pervasive computing paradigm. The presence of pervasive computing, consisting of wireless network gives innovative medium for data transmission of medical applications. We currently use a various wireless technology in healthcare domain. In the existing technology of e-Health has less security of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and cannot access the medical records in wireless medium. An EMR is a digital version of the traditional paper-based medical record for an each patient's record. The EMR represents a medical record within a faculty can access the data, such as a doctor or a patient or administration. The accessing of information from the remote database should be high security; it should be a secured access of data by authorized persons. We propose a Pervasive Mobile Healthcare solve these problems and provide user to access the multimedia medical record from anywhere and anytime with security using Elliptical Curve Cryptography(ECC) algorithm, which includes authentication and access control. The authentication is allows the types of users who is authorized to use the application. Security is provided through the process of Encryption and decryption of data. This secured system will provide security in delivering the EMR of patients. Implementation here is done by using Android software and for database MySql is used in Server system. A Wi-Fi enabled mobile is used to receive or transmit the secured medical data as well as image retrieval. The novelty of my application deals with mobility where the users can able to access the secure information. The mobile application develop for real world environment.