KR20180076911A - A system of transferring medical records to the third part by using one-time password - Google Patents

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KR20180076911A
KR20180076911A KR1020160181596A KR20160181596A KR20180076911A KR 20180076911 A KR20180076911 A KR 20180076911A KR 1020160181596 A KR1020160181596 A KR 1020160181596A KR 20160181596 A KR20160181596 A KR 20160181596A KR 20180076911 A KR20180076911 A KR 20180076911A
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Abstract

If a patient is being treated at a third-party medical facility and the patient requests to transmit his or her medical information via the mobile app, then a third-party medical facility that permits the third- (OTP) for authenticating a viewing address for accessing the emergency medical information of a patient and an access right, and transmits the generated browse address and disposable password to the third party contact information To a medical information server; A patient service app installed in a smart terminal of a patient, receiving a third party contact, a medical information providing agreement, and requesting the medical information server to provide medical information of a patient; And a third party terminal for accessing the browse address when the browse address and the disposable password are received by the third party contact and viewing the patient's medical information provided by the browse address if the OTP authentication is passed with the received disposable password .
According to the above system, when the patient agrees with the mobile application, the medical information of the patient is provided to the third-party medical institution, so that the patient's medical history can be quickly tracked and the accurate diagnosis can be performed. .

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention [0001] The present invention relates to a system for transferring medical information,

The present invention relates to a disposable password-based authentication system for allowing a third party medical institution to view medical information of a patient when the patient is treated at a third-party medical institution and the patient requests to transmit his / And a third party's medical information browsing system.

In general, a medical information system introduced into a medical institution includes an electronic medical record (EMR), an order communication system (OCS), and a picture archiving communication system (PACS). These medical information systems have been introduced into computer systems at medical institutions such as hospitals, and medical records created and transmitted at medical institutions have been digitized. In other words, the medical records previously stored by hand by physicians such as doctors are digitized into electronic documents, recorded and permanently stored in the medical information system.

The electronic medical record (EMR) is a digitalization of a chart of a paper document in which physicians, such as physicians in the past, recorded the contents of the patient's manual, and the prescription delivery system (OCS) digitizes a prescription of a paper document It is. In addition, the medical image storage and transmission system (PACS) is a digitalization of image films taken by medical imaging equipment such as CT or MRI in the past. Therefore, the medical contents of these patients, doctor's prescriptions, and medical image data are digitized, stored in the medical information system in the medical institution, permanently preserved, and transmitted to the necessary places through the network.

Therefore, a doctor or a patient can easily access medical records of a patient by accessing a server of the medical institution whenever necessary at a computing terminal connected to the Internet such as a PC or a smart phone. For example, when the health checkup management server authenticates a terminal such as a patient (user), an agent, an administrator, a medical staff, an external institution (National Health Insurance Corporation, etc.) in cooperation with the EMR server, Technology has been proposed [Patent Document 1, 2, 3].

However, most of the above-mentioned medical information systems are installed in a single medical institution, such as a hospital, so they are incompatible with other medical institutions. Thus, standardization works are being actively carried out to smoothly transfer medical records between medical institutions.

In order to transfer medical data between the other medical institutions or exchange them with each other, intermediary servers, an integrated server, a shared server, and the like have been proposed to relay between the medical institutions [Patent Documents 4 and 5]. The above prior arts can be achieved by encrypting the medical data between the second medical institutions in the first medical institution and simply relaying the transmission of the medical data or receiving and storing the medical data from the respective medical institutions in the integrated server and the shared server, Technologies are proposed.

However, the prior art has a problem that the medical data is stored or managed by the third organization. In other words, since medical records generated by medical institutions such as hospitals are very important personal information, there is a great possibility that privacy will be seriously inflicted when the patient is disclosed to third parties in an unwanted manner. Thus, without explicit consent of the patient, the third party is prohibited from reading, or the place outside of the hospital is restricted, and the law is strictly protected. In other words, the patient's medical records can be taken out to other organizations or third parties only if they are subjected to complicated procedures such as strict identification, power of attorney, or submission of informational consent.

In particular, under the Medical Law, "medical records are prohibited to be read without the consent of the patient". However, the medical institution may allow the medical records to be read when the patient proves his or her consent or kinship. In addition, if the consciousness of the patient is unconscious or the patient can not receive consent because of an emergency, the medical record can be sent if requested by another medical institution.

However, there are many problems in emergency situations where urgent measures are needed, because rescue personnel or medical personnel take a long time to contact the frequently visited hospital and receive medical information. As a result of emergency medical treatment, the medical staff are exposed to tuberculosis as well as the medical staff themselves.

Korean Patent Laid-Open No. 10-2009-0001965 (published on 09.01.2009) Korean Patent Laid-Open No. 10-2014-0060918 (published on May 21, 2014) Korean Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 10-2013-0001500 (published on April 1, 2014) Korean Registered Patent No. 10-0696708 (published on March 20, 2007) Korean Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 10-2012-0093560 (published on Aug. 23, 2012)

It is an object of the present invention to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a medical device, A third party medical information browsing system based on a disposable password which allows a third party medical institution to view the medical information.

In particular, an object of the present invention is to provide a method and apparatus for transmitting an access information and a disposable password (OTP) of a website for medical information inquiry of a patient to a terminal of a third party upon receiving an emergency medical information provision agreement from a mobile app, A third party's medical information browsing system based on a one-time password, which provides the medical information of the patient by authenticating the third party when accessed.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention relates to a medical information browsing system for a third party based on a disposable password, and when receiving a medical information provision request of a patient together with a third party contact, A medical information server for generating a one-time password (OTP) for authenticating the address and the viewing right, and transmitting the generated browse address and disposable password to the third party contact; A patient service app installed in a smart terminal of a patient, receiving a third party contact, a medical information providing agreement, and requesting the medical information server to provide medical information of a patient; And a third party terminal for accessing the browse address when the browse address and the disposable password are received by the third party contact and viewing the patient's medical information provided by the browse address if the OTP authentication is passed with the received disposable password .

The present invention is also directed to a third party medical information browsing system based on a disposable password, wherein the third party contact is an email address or a mobile communication telephone number.

In addition, the present invention is characterized in that, in a medical information browsing system of a third party based on a disposable password, the service app performs authentication of a patient when receiving a medical information provision agreement.

Further, the present invention is characterized in that in the third party medical information browsing system based on a disposable password, the browsing address is a web site or a web page URL (uniform resource locator).

Further, the present invention is characterized in that in the third party medical information browsing system based on a disposable password, an expiration period is set for the disposable password, and even if the OTP authentication is requested after the expiration period has elapsed, the disposable password is revoked and is not authenticated.

Further, the present invention is characterized in that, in a medical information browsing system of a third party based on a disposable password, when a expiration period of the disposable password has elapsed, a web site or web page displaying emergency medical information based on the browse address disappears do.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a third-party medical information browsing system based on a disposable password, wherein the medical information server fetches emergency medical information of a patient from a resource server holding medical information of the patient and provides the information to the third- .

As described above, according to the disposable password-based third party medical information browsing system according to the present invention, when the patient agrees via the mobile app, the patient medical information is provided to the third party medical institution, So that an accurate diagnosis can be performed, and the effect that the most appropriate emergency measures can be taken can be obtained.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an entire system for implementing the present invention. FIG.
FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a disposable password-based third party medical information browsing system according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.
FIG. 3 is an exemplary view of a screen for providing emergency medical information according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.
4 is an exemplary view of an e-mail received by a third-party terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention;
5 is an exemplary screen for receiving a disposable password according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 6 is an exemplary screen of an emergency medical information website according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

In the description of the present invention, the same parts are denoted by the same reference numerals, and repetitive description thereof will be omitted.

First, a configuration of an overall system for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

As shown in FIG. 1, the overall system for implementing the present invention includes a patient service application 20 installed in a smart terminal 10 of a patient and requesting patient's medical information in an emergency, A third party terminal 30 of the third party medical institution, and a medical information server 40 that provides the patient's medical information through the website in response to the medical information request. Further, the authentication server 60 may be configured to perform authentication of the patient's identity, or a resource server 50 that stores and manages the patient's medical information.

First, the patient smart terminal 10 is a smart terminal having ordinary computing functions such as a smart phone, a tablet, and a tablet PC as a mobile terminal used by a user or a patient. In particular, the smart terminal 10 is a terminal to which an application or a mobile application (or an app or an application) can be installed and executed. Hereinafter, a description of a user performing an operation is an operation performed through a program (or an app) installed in the smart terminal 10 or the smart terminal 10.

Next, the patient service application 20 is a mobile application (or app, application) installed and executed in the smart terminal 10, and is a program system requesting to provide medical information according to a command of a user or a patient.

The patient service app 20 is an app that receives services from a server of a medical institution, an insurance company, and a healthcare service provider. The patient is authenticated by the service provider, accesses the service application 20, inputs an e-mail address or mobile phone number of a third party who has allowed his or her medical information to be read, and then gives a "medical information provision agreement".

That is, the patient service application 20 has a function of authenticating the user of the patient, authenticating the user, and the like. The user authentication can use various authentication means such as ID, password and biometric authentication. In addition, the identity authentication can be performed through the identity authentication server 60. [

In addition, the patient service application 20 may receive a third party contact and a medical information provision agreement to provide medical information, and may request the medical information server 40 to provide the medical information together with the input information .

Next, the third-party terminal 30 is a terminal used by a third party for emergency treatment of a patient, and is a terminal having ordinary computing functions such as a PC, a smart phone, a tablet PC, and a pavilion. In particular, the third-party terminal 30 has a function of receiving short text service (SMS) or receiving e-mail, and has a function of accessing and browsing a web site.

A third party is a medical facility for emergency treatment of a patient, such as a doctor, a rescue staff, or a medical institution such as a hospital. The third-party terminal 30 may be a portable terminal such as a smart phone of a medical staff, or a computer terminal or a client installed in a medical institution such as a hospital. Hereinafter, a description of a medical staff or a medical institution to perform a job is an operation performed through the third-party terminal 30. [

The third party terminal 30 can receive the mail or the short message sent from the medical information server 40 and access the medical information server 40 through the received address or the URL of the URL in the short text. The third party terminal 30 can receive the authentication of the medical information server 40 by using the one-time password (OTP) in the mail or the short text and can view the patient's medical information provided by the medical information server 40 have.

Next, the medical information server 40 is a server for providing medical information of a patient upon receiving a request for providing medical information of the patient.

That is, when the medical information server 40 receives the third-party contact information together with the patient's emergency medical information provision agreement from the patient service application 20, the third- And a one-time password (OTP) that can authenticate the viewing authority. Preferably, the message is transmitted through a third party's mail or a text message.

That is, a request for provision of emergency medical information from the patient service application 20 and a dynamic URL and a one-time password for receiving a third party's e-mail or mobile phone number and inquiring the patient's medical care information . Then, the patient's identification information and OPT are mapped and stored.

At this time, since OTP has set the expiration period, even if OTP is requested to access the website after the expiration period, OTP can not access the website and access the patient information because OTP has no effect.

In addition, the medical information server 40 provides a web site for browsing the emergency medical information of the patient, and authenticates the user who accesses the web site (or the viewing address) with a one-time password. When the authentication is passed, the user (or a third party) is allowed to view the patient's emergency medical information. The emergency medical website is a web site or a web page where a third party accesses the URL issued by e-mail, authenticates with the OTP, acquires the access right, and then displays the patient's medical information.

 Preferably, the URL of the web site that can inquire the patient's medical care information is not fixed, and if it is generated dynamically, it may be more advantageous for security. That is, when the expiration period of the OTP is set equal to the URL and the browse address, and the expiration period elapses, the medical information web page is destroyed.

In addition, the medical information server 40 may be provided with an SMTP or SMS server for transmitting an e-mail or a text message to the third-party terminal 30. The SMTP or SMS server sends the URL and OTP to the email or cell phone number of the third party, such as the generated URL.

Next, the resource server 50 is a server operated by a hospital, a nursing home, a medical examination center, an EMR (Health Information System), an insurance company, a health care service provider, etc. having medical information or medical data of a patient, And transmits the medical information of the patient according to the request of the patient. That is, the resource server 50 is a server of an institution that substantially holds medical information of a patient.

Meanwhile, the medical information server 40 may receive and store the medical information of the patient stored in the resource server 50 in advance, and may provide the corresponding medical information to the third-party terminal 30 in response to the emergency request of the patient .

In particular, the medical information server 40 can summarize or process only the medical information required for emergency out of the medical information of the patient stored in the resource server 50, and provide the medical information to the third-party terminal 30 as the medical information.

Next, the principal authentication server 60 is a server that performs authentication (or real name authentication) of a patient or a user, and is a server operated by an external organization separate from the medical information server 40. [ The identity authentication server 60 is a server such as a mobile communication company that performs mobile phone authentication, a principal authentication agent that performs i-PIN (Internet personal identification number) authentication, and a public authentication center that processes authentication of a public key certificate. In addition, any server that performs authentication of the user or real name authentication can be applied to any server.

Next, a disposable password-based third party medical information browsing system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

As shown in FIG. 2, first, the service application 10 is connected (S10).

That is, an emergency occurs and the patient or the user receives emergency treatment at a third party or a third party medical institution. At this time, the patient or the user executes and connects the patient service application 20 installed in the smart terminal 10 of his / her own. At this time, the patient service app 20 is a patient app provided by a medical institution or an insurance company, a digital health-related service provider, etc.,

At this time, the patient or the user performs user authentication in the service application 20. Or when automatic login is performed, the user authentication can be performed automatically. Preferably, the user authentication is performed by the user ID and the password in the service app 20. In addition, various user authentication means such as biometric authentication can be used.

Next, the service application 20 receives the emergency medical information provision agreement with the third party contact, and requests the medical information server 40 to provide the patient's medical information (S20).

That is, the service application 20 receives the contact information of a third party or a third party medical institution, which is a target for transmitting the patient's medical information (S21). Preferably, the contact is an email address or a mobile communication telephone number (or cell phone number). In particular, the mobile communication telephone number is a telephone number of a communication company capable of receiving a message such as a short message (SMS) or a multimedia message.

In addition, the service application 20 receives the emergency medical information provision agreement (S22), which agrees to provide the patient's medical information to the third party. At this time, preferably, the user authentication is performed and it is confirmed that the user is the identity of the information providing agreement (S23). In FIG. 2, it is shown that the user authentication is performed after the information provision agreement, but after the user authentication is performed first, the third party contact input or the information provision agreement can be performed.

Specifically, the user or the patient agrees to provide the emergency medical information to the third party corresponding to the contact through the service application 20, and at this time, the user or the patient goes through the authentication certificate or the authentication process of the mobile phone. A screen of the emergency medical information provision agreement is illustrated in FIG.

Further, the service application 20 receives data necessary for authentication of the user from the user or the patient, transmits the data to the authentication server 60, and receives the result. Personal authentication can be applied to a variety of authentication methods such as authentication through mobile communication companies, Ipin authentication, and authentication of authorized certificates.

Then, the service application 20 transmits to the medical information server 40 the contents of the third party contact information and the emergency medical information providing agreement, or additionally, the result of the authentication of the user who certifies the third party contact information.

Next, the medical information server 40 generates a dis- play password (OTP) for authenticating the viewing address and the viewing right for accessing the emergency medical information of the patient (S30).

When the patient's emergency medical information providing consent request is transmitted to the medical information server 40 serving as a server of a provider providing patient applications such as a medical institution or an insurance company, the medical information server 40 can view the patient's medical information And generates a browse address such as a web page URL. That is, the browse address is a uniform resource locator (URL) of a web page from which a patient's clinical summary can be browsed.

In addition, the medical information server 40 generates a one-time password. The generated one-time password (or one-time password) is a password temporarily issued for use by a third party who permits the patient to view his / her medical record, to access the medical information browsing web page.

Next, the medical information server 40 transmits the browse address and the OTP to the third party terminal 30 (S40).

That is, a URL of a website that allows the patient to view emergency medical information such as a patient's medical record summary (Clinical Summary) using an e-mail address or a cell phone number of a third party input by an app, Send one-time password (one-time password, OTP) to use. In this case, the third party receives e-mail in a form similar to FIG. This email may include a safety mark that is not a phishing site.

Next, the medical information server 40 requests and receives the one-time password when the third-party terminal 30 accesses the browse address, and performs the OTP authentication on the request (S50).

A third party that the patient has agreed to view his or her medical information will receive an email or text and then click on the URL of the transmitted website to access the website. The third party then enters the one-time pass which is also e-mailed or textually received from the connected web site and is authenticated. An exemplary screen for inputting the disposable password is shown in Fig.

Next, the medical information server 40 provides the medical information of the patient to the third party terminal 30 (S60). The medical information server 40 displays the patient's medical information on the web page and the third party terminal 30 browses the web page to view the displayed information of the web page.

That is, when the authentication is completed with a one-time password (one-time password), the third party can browse the medical information such as the clinical summary of the patient implemented on the web. Medical information such as the clinical summary may include basic patient information, illness, treatment history, and medical imaging. Preferably, the medical information is information recorded by summarizing the medical information to be referred to at the time of performing other situations, rather than recording all the medical information of the patient. An example screen of the emergency medical information is shown in Fig.

Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the above embodiments, it is needless to say that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications may be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

10: Patient smart terminal 20: Patient service app
30: Third-party terminal 40: Medical information server
50: resource server 60:
80: Network

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A third party medical information browsing system based on a disposable password,
Upon receipt of the patient's medical information provision request together with the third-party contact, a viewing address for viewing the patient's emergency medical information and a one-time password (OTP) for authenticating the viewing authorization are generated, A medical information server for transmitting the disposable password to the third party contact;
A patient service app installed in a smart terminal of a patient, receiving a third party contact, a medical information providing agreement, and requesting the medical information server to provide medical information of a patient; And
A third party terminal accessing the browse address when receiving the browse address and the disposable password as the third party contact and viewing the patient's medical information provided by the browse address when the OTP authentication is passed with the received disposable password A third party's medical information browsing system based on a disposable password.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the third party contact is an email address or a mobile communication telephone number.
The method according to claim 1,
And when the medical information providing consent is inputted, the patient is authenticated by himself / herself.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the expiration period is set for the disposable password, and when the expiration period has elapsed, even if the OTP authentication is requested, the validity is expired and the authentication is not performed, and the third party's medical information browsing system based on the disposable password.
5. The method of claim 4,
Wherein the medical information server expires the web site or the web page displaying the emergency medical information by the browse address when the expiration period of the disposable password has elapsed.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the browse address is a website or a uniform resource locator (URL) of a web page.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the service application performs authentication of the patient when receiving the medical information provision agreement.
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