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Author: 王婕
Chieh - Wang
Thesis Title: 適用於急門診流程的安全RFID醫療資訊系統之設計
On design of a Secure RFID-based e-Health System for Outpatient Clinic Process and Emergency Care Process
Advisor: 羅乃維
Nai-Wei Lo
Committee: 吳宗成
Tzong-Chen Wu
葉國暉
KUO-HUI YEH
Degree: 碩士
Master
Department: 管理學院 - 資訊管理系
Department of Information Management
Thesis Publication Year: 2013
Graduation Academic Year: 101
Language: 英文
Pages: 43
Keywords (in Chinese): 無線射頻識別安全性隱私性醫療資訊系統
Keywords (in other languages): RFID, Privacy, Security, e-Health
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  • 傳統醫療流程中,人工作業方式,例如填寫病患資料及核對病人身分時,造成的人為作業疏失和時間浪費時有所聞,而近年來,有許多研究指出透過無線射頻識別 (Radio Frequency Identification, RFID)技術可以改善這樣的狀況,此技術為一種非接觸式的自動化識別科技,透過無線射頻來辨識標籤內容資訊,可以有效降低人為疏失以及增加藥物管理安全。
    雖然以RFID技術為基礎的醫療流程比一般傳統的流程來的更有效率,但在資訊傳遞的過程中,可能會受到惡意者進行各種資訊安全攻擊,進而引發不當用藥或其他醫療疏失等。因此基於以上緣由,在此篇論文當中,為了抵擋有心人士的惡意攻擊行為,造成敏感的病患資訊外洩,以及為了提升醫療作業流程的效率,我們提出了兩個新的醫療流程,分別為門診與急診流程,此類RFID流程可降低藥物管理疏失,提升醫療流程效率,更採用匿名性驗證的方式來減少外來攻擊者的攻擊,並將主要流程劃分為多個步驟,內容包含RFID標籤綁定議題,病人身份採用匿名性身分驗證來提升隱私安全,以及使用鑑別簽章來確保資料完整性,更針對藥物管理方面做識別鑑定。
    為了印證本論文所提出的RFID流程架構具有可行性,我們透過近端通訊(Near Field Communication , NFC)技術實作流程的方法,包含標籤綁定、匿名性身份驗證、資料儲存方式等,分別建立兩個應用程式於伺服器端和客戶端,使用上述方法來確保病患隱私安全以及增加整體流程效率,做為日後RFID採用於醫療系統架構中設計之基礎。


    Traditional medical process, manual operation, for instance, fill out the patient information and to check the patient's identity, caused by human operation mistakes and wasted time. In recent years, many researches design RFID-based solutions ,this technology is contactless automatic identification technology. Using radio frequency signal to identify the information of RFID tags. Effectively reduce human error and improve medicine management security.
    Although RFID-based procedure is more efficient than traditional process, patient’s information may be attacked during the data transmission period and this will cause inappropriate medication use or other medical errors. Therefore, based on the above reason, In order to prevent information leakage on patients form malicious attackers, two new processes, outpatient clinic process and emergency care process, are proposed. The goals of these new processes are to reduce medication errors, enhance patient privacy and improve hospital efficiency on patient clinic processes. To achieve those goals, both new processes are divided into several consecutive steps and associated who anonymous RFID authentication mechanism, identity signature technology to ensure patient privacy and information security.
    In order to prove that the proposed of our RFID process architecture is feasible. We using NFC (Near Field Communication ) to implement our methods, including RFID tag binding , anonymous RFID authentication mechanism , data storage. Create two applications in server and client.
    Using the above methods to ensure patient privacy and increase the efficiency of the overall process, as a basis for future RFID using in the medical system architecture design.

    中文摘要 i ABSTRACT iii 誌謝 iv CONTENTS v List of Figures and Tables vii Chapter 1 Introduction 1 Chapter 2 Related Work 3 Chapter 3 The Proposed e-Health System: Novel Outpatient Clinic Process and Emergency Care Procedure 6 3.1 New Out-patient Clinic Process for RFID-based e-Health System 6 PART A - RFID tag issuing & binding with ID card 7 PART B - Examined and diagnosed by a doctor (Anonymous Authentication) 8 PART C - Advanced tracking 8 PART D - Examination room & Radiation Inspections (Anonymous Authentication) 9 PART E - Examination room & Radiation Inspections (Evidence Generation) 10 PART F - Lab inspection 11 PART G - Medication administration 12 PART H – Medicine Delivery to Patients (Matching Verification) 13 3.2 Novel Emergency Care Process on Passive RFID 15 Chapter 4 Security Analysis on the Proposed System 17 Chapter 5 Prototype Implementation of a Secure RFID-based e-Health System 19 5.1 System Environment 19 5.2 System Architecture and Implementation 20 Chapter 6 Conclusion 30 References 31

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