BYOD security behaviour and preferences among hospital clinicians – A qualitative study

This study provides a comprehensive understanding of BYOD related user behaviour and the usefulness of security controls used in time-sensitive and complex hospital environments. It can inform future policies or processes by advocating for secure and productive BYOD use.

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International Journal of Medical Informatics
Published
2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2024.105606
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6
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Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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5.10

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BYOD security behaviour and preferences among hospital clinicians – A qualitative study

Tafheem Ahmad Wani, Antonette Mendoza, Kathleen Gray
6 citations
International Journal of Medical Informatics
Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
5.10
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BYOD security behaviour and preferences among hospital clinicians – A qualitative study

Tafheem Ahmad Wani, Antonette Mendoza, Kathleen Gray
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6 citations

Abstract

This study provides a comprehensive understanding of BYOD related user behaviour and the usefulness of security controls used in time-sensitive and complex hospital environments. It can inform future policies or processes by advocating for secure and productive BYOD use.

International Journal of Medical InformaticsVol. 192
The University of Melbourne (AU), La Trobe University (AU), Victoria University (AU)
University of Melbourne
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
5.10
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