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The use of smart tokens to permit the secure, remote access of electronic health records
by Andrew Dalley, Ken Lynch, Peter Feltham, John Fulcher, David Bomba
International Journal of Electronic Healthcare (IJEH), Vol. 2, No. 1, 2006
Abstract: A model is described whereby Electronic Health Records (EHRs) stored on a remote central server can be accessed from doctor's surgeries in regional Australia. The centrepiece of the model is a smart token on which reside unique identifiers, which facilitate secure, remote, transportable access by consulting physicians of patient clinical data, at the discretion of the patient.

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