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SECURE DATA SHARING IN CLOUD COMPUTING FOR

PERSONAL HEALTH CARE INFORMATION

NARASIMHAREDDY VENNA,M.Tech

Department of Computer Science, Vidya jyothi institute of Technology, Hyderabad.

A.SWARNA

Assistant professor Dept of CSE., Vidya jyothi institute of Technology, Hyderabad.

RAVI MATHEY

Professor, Dept of CSE.Vidya jyothi institute of Technology, Hyderabad.

ABSTRACT

Personal Health Record has emerged as a patient-centric model of health info exchange. a private Health

Record service permits a patient to make, manage, and management her personal health information in one

place through the net, that has created the storage, retrieval, and sharing of the medical info additional

economical. Especially, every patient is secure the complete management of her medical records and might

hare her health information with a good vary of users, together with tending suppliers, members of the family

or friends. Intensive analytical and experimental results area unit bestowed that show the protection,

quantifiability and potency of our planned theme.

Keywords: - Personal health records, cloud computing, data privacy, Management, virtual machine,

verification

INTRODUCTION

A Personal Health Record service permits a

patient to make, manage, and management

her personal health knowledge in one place

through the online, that has created the

storage, retrieval, and sharing of the medical

info additional economical. Especially,

every patient is secure the total management

of her medical records and might have her

health knowledge with a large vary of users,

together with aid suppliers, members of the

family or friends.

As a result of the high value of building

and maintaining specialised knowledge

centres, several Personal Health Record

services area unit outsourced to or provided

by third-party service suppliers, for instance,

Microsoft HealthVault1. Recently,

architectures of storing Personal Health

Record in cloud computing are projected in.

whereas it's exciting to own convenient

Personal Health Record services for

everybody, there area unit several security

and privacy risks the worth of home-based

health watching has been recognized late



Studies 24-hour mobile watching System

that Perform home-based health watching

tasks. During this paper, we have a tendency

to endeavour to review the patient-centric,

secure sharing of PHRs keep on semi trusty

servers, and target addressing the difficult

and difficult key management problems. so

as to safeguard the non-public health

knowledge keep on a semi trusty server, we

have a tendency to adopt attribute primarily

based secret writing (ABE) because the

main secret writing primitive.

Using ABE, access policies area unit

expressed supported the attributes of users

or knowledge, that permits a patient to by

selection share her PHR among a group of

users by encrypting the file beneath a group

of attributes, while not the requirement to

understand a whole list of users. The

complexities per secret writing, key

generation, and decipherment area unit

solely linear with the amount of attributes

concerned. However, to integrate ABE into

an outsized scale PHR system, necessary

problems like key management

quantifiability, dynamic policy updates, and

economical on-demand revocation area unit

nontrivial to resolve, and stay mostly open

up-to-date.

Existing system

We tend to contemplate a private Health

Record system wherever there area unit

multiple Personal Health Record house

owners and private Health Record users.

The house owners consult with patients

United Nations agency have full

management over their own Personal Health

Record knowledge, i.e., they will produce,

manage and delete it. there's a central server

happiness to the non-public Health Record

service supplier that stores all the owners’

Personal Health Record. The users could

come back from numerous aspects; for

instance, a friend, a caregiver or a man of

science.

Users access the non-public Health Record

documents through the server so as to scan

or write to someone’s PERSONAL

HEALTH RECORD, and a user will at the

same time have access to multiple owners’

knowledge. A typical Personal Health

Record system uses customary knowledge

formats. For example, continuity-of-care

(CCR) (based on XML knowledge

structure), that is wide utilized in

representative PERSONAL HEALTH

RECORD systems together with Indio,

associate ASCII text file Personal Health

Record system adopted by Boston

Children’s Hospital. as a result of the

character of XML, the non-public Health

Record files area unit logically organized by

their classes in a very gradable method.

DISADVANTAGES

• Difficult for long medication

• Several styles of medication identification

• Frustration of missing doses

• Manual Insurance rise

PROPOSED SYSTEM

To assure the patients’ management over

their own Personal Health Record, it's a

promising technique to write the non-public

Health Record before outsourcing. Yet,



problems like risks of privacy exposure,

quantifiability in key management, versatile

access and economical user revocation, have

remained the foremost necessary challenges

toward achieving fine- rained,

cryptographically enforced knowledge

access management.

During this paper, we tend to propose a

unique patient central framework and a set

of mechanisms for knowledge access

management to non-public Health Record

hold on in semi-trusted servers. to attain

fine-grained and scalable knowledge access

management for private Health Record, we

tend to leverage attribute primarily based

encoding (ABE) techniques to write every

patient’s Personal Health Record file.

Totally different from previous works in

secure knowledge outsourcing, we tend to

specialize in the multiple knowledge owner

state of affairs, and divide the users within

the Personal Health Record system into

multiple security domains that greatly

reduces the key management complexness

for house owners and users.

A high degree of patient privacy is secure

at the same time by exploiting multi-

authority ABE. Our theme additionally

allows dynamic modification of access

policies or file attributes supports

economical on-demand user/attribute

revocation and break-glass access

underneath emergency situations.

ADVANTAGES

Extensive analytical and experimental

results area unit conferred that shows

• Scalability

• Security

• Efficiency.

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

Modules Description

Admin Process:

In admin process of our project as, Patient

details registration, Hospital details

registration. Insurance company registration

and emergency hospital registration. Those

details are stored in cloud space.



Patient Interactions:

The main goal of this project is maintain a

patient records and reports and using this in

worldwide. In our project patient’s

interaction is must. Each and every patient

having a patient id and password. When will

the patient entering our health website, they

will view their health report and current

status.

Hospital Maintenance:

Every hospital details, licence information’s

are maintained by Personal health record

owner. Those details are maintained and

stored to cloud database in encrypted

format.

License & Passport Verification:

Every hospital and doctors having their own

licence. Our PHR owner verifies that licence

details and passport verification for getting a

authorized doctor. If the license will be in

expired, the PHR owner notifies that

particular hospital or doctor for license

renewal.

Insurance Process:

In this module provides the insurance to

patients. First it checks some particular

details about patient for verification. That is,

whether the patient got a treatment or not.

After verification, the insurance will provide

to patients.

Attribute Encryptions:

In our project each and every details saves to

database in encrypted form. Like patients

details, hospital details, licence details,

insurance details etc., those details are

encrypted by using some of algorithms.

Such as AES (Advanced Encryption

Standard), DES (Data Encryption Standard),

Triple DES and MD5 (Message-Digest).

Emergency Process:

Due to any emergency process, it contains

some emergency hospital details. So any one

emergency mean, it’s directly

communicated to emergency hospital for

their treatments.

AES (Advanced Encryption Standard):

The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)

is a specification for the encryption of

electronic data. AES is based on a design

principle known as a substitution-

permutation network, and is fast in both

software and hardware.

CONCLUSION

In this paper, we've projected a completely

unique framework of secure sharing of

private health records in cloud computing.

Considering partly trustworthy cloud

servers, we tend to argue that to completely

understand the patient-centric thought,

patients shall have complete management of

their own privacy through encrypting their

PHR files to permit fine-grained access.

The framework addresses the distinctive

challenges brought by multiple PHR house

owners and users, in this we tend to greatly

scale back the quality of key management

whereas enhance the privacy guarantees

compared with previous works. We tend to



utilize ABE to inscribe the PHR knowledge,

in order that patients will permit access not

solely by personal users, however

additionally numerous users from public

domains with totally different skilled roles,

qualifications and affiliations. What is more,

we tend to enhance associate degree existing

MA-ABE theme to handle economical and

on-demand user revocation, and prove its

security.

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