End-User perception towards pervasive cardiac healthcare services: Benefits, acceptance, adoption, risks, security, privacy and trust.
Anandhi V. DhukaramChris BaberLamia ElloumiBert-Jan van BeijnumPaolo De StefanisPublished in: PervasiveHealth (2011)
Keyphrases
- end users
- user acceptance
- user friendliness
- security services
- security risks
- security issues
- mobile payment
- content providers
- privacy concerns
- policy enforcement
- service providers
- trust relationships
- public key infrastructure
- application development
- personal data
- information security
- electronic transactions
- statistical databases
- access control
- security threats
- electronic payment
- security mechanisms
- personal information
- identity management
- internet banking
- government services
- health information
- user requirements
- electronic commerce
- information systems
- security protocols
- user interface
- web applications
- enterprise network
- ubiquitous computing environments
- risk assessment
- context aware
- network security
- privacy preserving
- user driven
- key management
- user experience
- health care
- user privacy
- mobile services
- mobile applications
- e government
- business intelligence
- trust model
- pervasive computing
- technology adoption
- computing environments
- mobile technologies
- cloud computing
- smart environments
- sensitive data
- mobile commerce
- privacy policies
- private information
- context awareness
- behavioral intention
- privacy protection