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The IndexPlus Project financed by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education is starting now. The e-journal of the School of Banking and Management (WSZiB) in Krakow, Zeszyt Naukowy will include e-publications of our teaching staff. You are welcome to send in your articles which we will be glad to publish in the next editions of the periodical. The texts will be in...
The article discusses the impact of some new technological solutions on the security and confidentiality of medical data and presents possible institutional and software measures that support healthcare in the assurance of appropriate medical data security in compliance with the new regulations. Devices that monitor patient’s life parameters and other numerous telemedical solutions generate a significant amount of medical data that is subject to protection. Trade and telecommunications secrets may constitute a certain security system. The article discusses the development principles of IT systems: privacy by design and privacy by default, the new e-privacy regulation and codes of conduct as the elements that help improve the security of medical data. It also presents the role of risk assessment and software audit in healthcare entities with regard to personal data security.
The article discusses the issues of the current and future use of telemedicine services in Ukraine and Poland. Obviously, the situation in both countries is different but some phenomena are shared. This refers to the issues of ageing societies and the shortages in medical staff which emerge at least in some areas of both countries1. Recently, Ukraine adopted legal regulations regarding telemedicine. The article is an attempt to present how they differ from the Polish regulations and how they are implemented in Ukraine. The article presents the most important conclusions resulting from a comparative study of teaching systems at medical universities in the two countries with regard to the issues in question.
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