Figure 3
The diagram is divided into two main sections. The top section, labeled “Data Security Management Architecture,” is enclosed in a rectangle. Inside this, on the left is a box labeled “User interface,” which includes the four vertically stacked boxes connected by double-headed arrows: “M F A,” “Digital Contract,” “E H R,” and “H I P A A.” In the middle, a box “A I Supervision,” and it includes the six vertically stacked boxes connected by double-headed arrows: “Practice management software,” “Data analytics,” “Blockchain-Based HIEs,” “Auditing,” and “Firewalls.” On the right, a box is labeled “Clinical Interface,” and it includes the four vertically stacked boxes connected by double-headed arrows: “H L 7,” “E H R,” “Data governance policies (H I P A A),” and “Contract management software.” A central database, labeled “User records,” is connected to the “A I Supervision” box via a headed arrow. An arrow from H I P A A in “User Interface” points to the “A I Supervision” box. Arrows from “H I P A A” in “User Interface” and “A U Supervision” point to an orange box at the bottom labeled “Digital-care organizations notification.” Arrows from “Contract management software” in “User Interface” point to another orange box labeled “Patient notifications” and “A I Supervision” box. The bottom section of the diagram illustrates the flow of data from a human figure to a laptop. The human figure has sensors for “Pulse rate,” “E C G,” and “Blood pressure.” These sensors are connected to a device with locks symbolizing “Privacy and Confidentiality.” The data then flows through two connected routers and the “Internet.” It is then managed by a “Mobility Management” server, which also connects to the “Internet” before reaching a laptop. All these connections are depicted with locks, indicating secure operations on the data. The overall flow from the human figure to the laptop is labeled “Operations on the data.” Arrows flow from “Internet” to the “User records” database in the top section, representing data flow.”The proposed model for trustworthy and ethical-based health care systems. Source: Author’s own work