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The “Med Vault - Biometric Based Medical Record System” is an innovative solution proposed in this research study to streamline medical records management using biometric...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
The “Med Vault - Biometric Based Medical Record System” is an innovative solution proposed in this research study to streamline medical records management using biometric technology. Despite its promising concept, several aspects need improvement. Firstly, the reliance on biometric authentication raises privacy and security concerns. Although biometrics provide a convenient way to verify identity, they are not foolproof. Hackers could potentially gain access to sensitive medical information by bypassing or manipulating the biometric authentication process. Therefore, the developers of Med Vault must invest in robust encryption and security measures to protect patient data. Additionally, the system's effectiveness heavily relies on widespread adoption by healthcare providers. Without universal implementation, patients may still face challenges when accessing their medical records across different healthcare facilities. It would be beneficial for Med Vault to partner with major healthcare organizations and incentivize them to integrate this system into their existing infrastructure. Furthermore, while Med Vault claims to improve efficiency by reducing paperwork and administrative tasks, it fails to address potential issues related to data entry errors or incomplete records. The accuracy and completeness of medical records are essential for providing quality care, and any system aiming to revolutionize record-keeping should prioritize these aspects. In conclusion, while the “Med Vault - Biometric Based Medical Record System” presents an exciting opportunity for improving medical record management, significant areas require attention before its widespread implementation can be considered successful. Addressing privacy concerns, ensuring universal adoption among healthcare providers, and prioritizing the accuracy and completeness of records will be key factors in determining its long-term viability as a solution for efficient medical record management.
Published in: 2024 5th International Conference on Electronics and Sustainable Communication Systems (ICESC)
Date of Conference: 07-09 August 2024
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 02 October 2024
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