Giuseppe Burrai
Digital Identity Systems for Healthcare Applications.
Rel. Antonio Lioy, Andrea Atzeni. Politecnico di Torino, Master of science program in Computer Engineering, 2019
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Abstract
In the last years, cross-border movements of people, goods and services have increased exponentially in Europe. To ease those activities and satisfy the new needs born from them, the EU Commission designs different plans taking advantage of Internet Network and digital innovation for the benefit of the European citizens. For this purpose, the CEF Digital Service Infrastructure (DSI) was set up by the Commission to finance different pan-European digital services in distinct fields (e.g., eHealth, Cybersecurity, e-Justice, e-Procurement). In the healthcare environment, the OpenNCP platform, which is part of the eHealth DSI project, aims to improve the QoS of European patients allowing the cross-border exchange of medical data and making national eHealth systems interoperable between each other.
Through OpenNCP, an EU citizen can ask for medical treatment in another EU country, without worrying about prescriptions and his medical history: OpenNCP can retrieve this information in compliance with Member States' laws, in trust and security
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