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16 March 2006 A tracking and verification system implemented in a clinical environment for partial HIPAA compliance
Bing Guo, Jorge Documet, Brent Liu, Nelson King, Rasu Shrestha, Kevin Wang, H.K. Huang, Edward G. Grant
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The paper describes the methodology for the clinical design and implementation of a Location Tracking and Verification System (LTVS) that has distinct benefits for the Imaging Department at the Healthcare Consultation Center II (HCCII), an outpatient imaging facility located on the USC Health Science Campus. A novel system for tracking and verification of patients and staff in a clinical environment using wireless and facial biometric technology to monitor and automatically identify patients and staff was developed in order to streamline patient workflow, protect against erroneous examinations and create a security zone to prevent and audit unauthorized access to patient healthcare data under the HIPAA mandate. This paper describes the system design and integration methodology based on initial clinical workflow studies within a clinical environment. An outpatient center was chosen as an initial first step for the development and implementation of this system.
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Bing Guo, Jorge Documet, Brent Liu, Nelson King, Rasu Shrestha, Kevin Wang, H.K. Huang, and Edward G. Grant "A tracking and verification system implemented in a clinical environment for partial HIPAA compliance", Proc. SPIE 6145, Medical Imaging 2006: PACS and Imaging Informatics, 61450T (16 March 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.652378
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KEYWORDS
Medicine

Imaging systems

Computer security

Diffractive optical elements

Biometrics

Information security

Databases

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