9th International Conference on ICT for Sustainable Development

Authors - Shailesh Gahane, Payal Khode, Prateek Verma
Abstract - In the field of child healthcare, maintaining accurate and up-to-date medical histories is of utmost importance. Electronic Health Record Privacy and Confidentiality has covered the essential topics related to the protection of sensitive patient information. The Legal and Ethical Considerations in EHR Privacy and Confidentiality emphasized the importance of maintaining patient privacy and complying with laws and regulations. Lastly, the Implementing Privacy and Security Measures in EHR Systems discussed the key steps and measures to ensure the confidentiality and security of electronic health records. Implementing proper security measures is crucial to ensure the integrity and availability of child healthcare data. This ensures that healthcare providers have access to the necessary information about a child's health, enabling them to provide appropriate and effective care. Electronic Health Records (EHRs) revolutionize healthcare with enhanced accessibility, efficiency, and care coordination, ensuring accurate documentation and improving patient safety through data analytics and research. Effective management of child healthcare and medical history data also plays a vital role in ensuring data security and privacy. By using encryption techniques, regularly updating security systems, and implementing access controls, healthcare organizations can safeguard the integrity and privacy of child healthcare data. This topic delves into the various aspects of child healthcare and medical history management, including documentation, storage, and data security protocols. The paper provides a comprehensive overview of the importance of data security and confidentiality in child healthcare management. The inclusion of legal considerations such as HIPAA and GDPR adds depth to the discussion on privacy regulations. and considering the incorporating real-world examples or case studies to illustrate the application of security measures in child healthcare settings.