Patricia A. H. Williams

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2001-2022
Publications (10 Years): 12

Top Topics

Medical Practice

Technology Enhanced Learning Environments

Top Venues

Publications

Pablo Aqueveque, Britam Gómez, Patricia A. H. Williams, Zheng Li
A Novel Privacy Preservation and Quantification Methodology for Implementing Home-Care-Oriented Movement Analysis Systems. Sensors 22 (13) (2022)
Lua Perimal-Lewis, Patricia A. H. Williams
Student Experience and Its Relationship with Campus Mental Well-Being. ICIMTH (2022)
Rebecca Hermon, Patricia A. H. Williams
Points of Failure: A Systematic Review of information-flow using Medication Use Cases. HICSS (2020)
Patricia A. H. Williams, Lizzie Coles-Kemp
Teaching as a Collaborative Practice: Reframing Security Practitioners as Navigators. Trans. Edutainment 15 (2019)
Patryk Szewczyk, Krishnun Sansurooah, Patricia A. H. Williams
An Australian Longitudinal Study Into Remnant Data Recovered From Second-Hand Memory Cards. Int. J. Inf. Secur. Priv. 12 (4) (2018)
Yasmin Van Kasteren, Anthony J. Maeder, Patricia A. H. Williams, Raechel Damarell
Consumer Perspectives on MyHealth Record: A Review. HIC (2017)
Anthony J. Maeder, Patricia A. H. Williams
Health Smart Homes: New Challenges. MedInfo (2017)
Asanka I Pathirana, Patricia A. H. Williams
The Socio-Technical Impact on Security of the Healthcare Internet of Things in the Use of Personal Monitoring Devices (PMDs). HAISA (2017)
Daniel Costantin, Krishnun Sansurooah, Patricia A. H. Williams
Vulnerabilities associated with wi-fi protected setup in a medical environment. ACSW (2017)
Kyaw Kyaw Htat, Patricia A. H. Williams, Vincent McCauley
Security of ePrescriptions: data in transit comparison using existing and mobile device services. ACSW (2017)
Nikki Robins, Patricia A. H. Williams, Krishnun Sansurooah
I know what you did last summer... an investigation into remnant data on USB storage devices sold in Australia in 2015. ACSW (2016)
Patricia A. H. Williams, Vincent McCauley
Always connected: The security challenges of the healthcare Internet of Things. WF-IoT (2016)
Rachel J. Mahncke, Patricia A. H. Williams
Interpreting international governance standards for health IT use within general medical practice. HIC (2014)
Patricia A. H. Williams, Emma Hossack
It will never happen to us: The likelihood and impact of privacy breaches on health data in Australia. HIC (2013)
Patricia A. H. Williams
Creating context: Making sense of geo-location and social media data for health. HIC (2013)
Patricia A. H. Williams
Is the Biggest Security Threat to Medical Information Simply a Lack of Understanding? HIC (2011)
Lizzie Coles-Kemp, Joseph Reddington, Patricia A. H. Williams
Looking at clouds from both sides: The advantages and disadvantages of placing personal narratives in the cloud. Inf. Secur. Tech. Rep. 16 (3-4) (2011)
Patricia A. H. Williams
Medical Information Security: Is it all too hard? Security and Management (2010)
Donald McDermid, Rachel J. Mahncke, Patricia A. H. Williams
An Information Security Governance Encounter for Australian Primary Care Health Providers. Security and Management (2010)
Patricia A. H. Williams
When trust defies common security sense. Health Informatics J. 14 (3) (2008)
Patricia A. H. Williams
Is There an Ideal Forensic Process?. Security and Management (2008)
Patricia A. H. Williams
In a 'trusting' environment, everyone is responsible for information security. Inf. Secur. Tech. Rep. 13 (4) (2008)
Patricia A. H. Williams
A practical application of CMM to medical security capability. Inf. Manag. Comput. Secur. 16 (1) (2008)
Andrew Woodward, Patricia A. H. Williams
Wireless Rx - Risk Assessment and Recommendations for Securing a Wireless Network in a Medical Practice. Security and Management (2007)
Patricia A. H. Williams
A Holistic Perspective on Models for Medical Information Security. Security and Management (2007)
Patricia A. H. Williams
Medical data security: Are you informed or afraid? Int. J. Inf. Comput. Secur. 1 (4) (2007)
Patricia A. H. Williams
Information Governance: A Model for Security in Medical Practice. J. Digit. Forensics Secur. Law 2 (1) (2007)
Rachel J. Mahncke, Patricia A. H. Williams
The Issues Involved in Securing Electronic Health Information in Transit. Security and Management (2007)
Patricia A. H. Williams
Security Immunization Using Basic Countermeasures. Security and Management (2006)
Patricia A. H. Williams
The Role of Standards in Medical Information Security: An Opportunity for Improvement. Security and Management (2006)
Patricia A. H. Williams
Physician secure thyself. AISM (2005)
Patricia A. H. Williams
The underestimation of threats to patient data in clinical practice. AISM (2005)
Patricia A. H. Williams
Where are the Policies for PDA Usage in the Australian Healthcare Environment? ECIW (2005)
Emiko Terado, Patricia A. H. Williams
Securing PDAs in the Healthcare Environment. AISM (2004)
Patricia A. H. Williams, S. P. Maj
Is the Internet an Integral Part of General Practice in Australia? MedInfo (2001)