Review and Analysis of Security Model in Healthcare System

Health systems include diverse networking mechanisms and practitioners, who tend to communicate knowledge to deliver healthcare services. There are a number of various technical roles, ethics and security standards and regulatory structures within this sort of program. The knowledge that is handled within the program can not be obtained free of charge but may, on the contrary, be subject to very complex data privacy restrictions. This is particularly relevant for distributed networks, where remote transmission protection must be assured. The paper discusses crucial protection issues that have to be taken into consideration in the architecture of a mobile framework for health care. Home treatment requires structurally autonomous practitioners from multiple organizations (hospitals, social services, etc.), who tend to communicate with and residents in separate geographic locations their autonomous information systems.