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KMID : 1038220230500040443
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Archives of Plastic Surgery
2023 Volume.50 No. 4 p.443 ~ p.444
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Evolving the Cybersecurity of Clinical Photography in Plastic Surgery
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Daisy L. Spoer
Alexandra Junn
John D. Bovill
Zoe K. Haffner
Andrew I. Abadeer
Yonghong Xie
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Abstract
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Point-of-care photography and photo sharing optimize patient outcomes and facilitate remote consultation imperative for resident surgeons. This literature review and external pilot survey study highlight the risks associated with current practices concerning patient privacy and biometric security. In a survey of 30 plastic surgeon residents and attendings, we found that the majority took photos of patients with their iPhones and shared them with colleagues via Apple iMessage. These findings corroborate previous reports and highlight a lack of physician user acceptance of secure photo-sharing platforms. Finally, we frame a successful example from the literature in the context of a postulated framework for institutional change. Prioritizing the privacy and safety of patients requires a strategic approach that preserves the ease and frequency of use of current practices.
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KEYWORD
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plastic surgery, information technology, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, photography
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