computer. Once the user edits something, it is flagged as by so “Changed User” the doctor knows that this is not information provided by a doctor but by user’s the patient. These changes will be synced with the data on the database so whenever the user downloads the latest version of the data, the user will also get the information that has been changed. Be able to backup information onto computer- At any point the user can connect the Droid phone to a computer, or use the computer application to download the data from the application. Once on the computer it provides a safe backup user’s in the event that something happens to your phone. The PMR on the phone can also be updated to the latest version that is either on the server or on the Droid. If at any point the PMR on the Droid becomes corrupt or lost the user can download the file on their computer and save it back to the phone. Security- Some information is more private than the personal medical user’s history. With this in mind, the system seeks to maintain a high level of security. The security measures are separated into two domains: database/server security, and user authentication. Database/Server: The data is separated into two groups, according to the sensitivity of the data. These groups are stored on separate servers, with a firewall in between them, as well as a firewall protecting the system as a whole. This multi-layer firewall approach allows the most sensitive data, such as test results and usernames and passwords, to be protected by multiple firewalls.’
computer. Once the user edits something, it is flagged as “Changed by User” so the user’s doctor knows that this is not information provided by a doctor but by the patient. These changes will be synced with the data on the database so whenever the user downloads the latest version of the data, the user will also get the information that has been changed. Be able to backup information onto computer- At any point the user can connect the Droid phone to a computer, or use the computer application to download the data from the user’s application. Once on the computer it provides a safe backup in the event that something happens to your phone. The PMR on the phone can also be updated to the latest version that is either on the server or on the Droid. If at any point the PMR on the Droid becomes corrupt or lost the user can download the file on their computer and save it back to the phone. Security- Some information is more private than the user’s personal medical history. With this in mind, the system seeks to maintain a high level of security. The security measures are separated into two domains: database/server security, and user authentication. Database/Server: The data is separated into two groups, according to the sensitivity of the data. These groups are stored on separate servers, with a firewall in between them, as well as a firewall protecting the system as a whole. This multi-layer firewall approach allows the most sensitive data, such as test results and usernames and passwords, to be protected by multiple firewalls.’
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