ABSTRACT
We propose a digital rights management approach for sharing electronic health records in a health research facility and argue advantages of the approach. We also give an outline of the system under development and our implementation of the security features and discuss challenges that we faced and future directions.
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- Using digital rights management for securing data in a medical research environment
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