Titlebook: Health-Care Telematics in Germany; Design and Applicati Ali Sunyaev Book 2011 Gabler Verlag | Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, Wiesbaden

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Book 2011al analysis of security issues in health care using tools, methods, and processes in a structured and traceable way. He identifies security problems in the current concept of German health-care telematics and derives recommendations for future developments in the health-care sector.

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Book 2011 construction in Information Systems (IS) research, in particular method engineering, Ali Sunyaev develops a method for the organizational and technical analysis of security issues in health care using tools, methods, and processes in a structured and traceable way. He identifies security problems i

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Introduction, to an outstanding growth of processed information and produces new central resource - raw material .. Some of this information is freely accessible, some not. Information systems (IS) security demands that information is kept confidential and that the dependability of processing information systems is guaranteed.

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Designing a Security Analysis Method for Healthcare Telematics in Germany,ting methods and method parts. On the other hand it facilitates the transfer of methods to other application fields. Furthermore, the described methods become more transparent, traceable and understandable for both method users and its engineers (Fitzgerald 1996).

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Ali Sunyaevnd .) decrease N availability in natural conditions. In those studies, phenolics do not affect N cycling in natural systems by forming complexes with proteins, as traditionally stated, but by increasing microbial activity after being degraded by microorganisms. The presence of phenolics in plants co