Enhancing Security of RFID Implants in the Healthcare Industry

With the help of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, data may be efficiently, automatically, and instantly collected and sent without the need for human participation. This technology has been regarded as a potential solution to lessen issues that jeopardize patient safety or enhance its management. This paper proposes an architecture for the use of RFID in emergency medical services (EMS). The goal of RFID in the proposed architecture is to address problems such as the inadequate medical diagnosis of patients in emergency situations, inadequate identification of incapacitated patients, and inadequate medication administration to patients. All these problems are caused by a lack of patient information, such as their medical conditions and histories or whether they are allergic to certain medications. The security and privacy flaws in the suggested architecture are also covered in this paper, along with recommendations for how to fix them.

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2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/rfid-ta64374.2024.10965187
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Enhancing Security of RFID Implants in the Healthcare Industry

Eslam G. AbdAllah, Bewaji Oluwaseun, Abiodun Ogunmilua
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Enhancing Security of RFID Implants in the Healthcare Industry

Eslam G. AbdAllah, Bewaji Oluwaseun, Abiodun Ogunmilua
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Abstract

With the help of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, data may be efficiently, automatically, and instantly collected and sent without the need for human participation. This technology has been regarded as a potential solution to lessen issues that jeopardize patient safety or enhance its management. This paper proposes an architecture for the use of RFID in emergency medical services (EMS). The goal of RFID in the proposed architecture is to address problems such as the inadequate medical diagnosis of patients in emergency situations, inadequate identification of incapacitated patients, and inadequate medication administration to patients. All these problems are caused by a lack of patient information, such as their medical conditions and histories or whether they are allergic to certain medications. The security and privacy flaws in the suggested architecture are also covered in this paper, along with recommendations for how to fix them.

Concordia University of Edmonton (CA)
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