Information security in healthcare supply chains: an analysis of critical information protection practices

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Autor(a) principal: Furlanetto,Tiago Murer
Data de Publicação: 2020
Outros Autores: Luciano,Edimara Mezzomo, Magnagnagno,Odirlei Antonio, Lübeck,Rafael Mendes
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Gestão & Produção
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Resumo: Abstract: Because of their vital role and the need to protect the patient information, interest in information security in Healthcare Supply Chains (HSCs) is growing. This study analyzes how decisions related to information security practices in HSCs contribute to protecting patient information. Eleven semi-structured interviews were performed. The interviewees were managers from Brazilian HSC organizations. Four dimensions and 14 variables identified in a literature review were used to perform categorical content analysis. The findings suggest organizations, while aware of their critical information and internal processes, lack the necessary metrics to measure the impacts of possible failures. It seems organizations tend to invest in standard security measures, while apparently ignoring the specificity and complexity of information in HSCs.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Information security in healthcare supply chains: an analysis of critical information protection practices
title Information security in healthcare supply chains: an analysis of critical information protection practices
spellingShingle Information security in healthcare supply chains: an analysis of critical information protection practices
Furlanetto,Tiago Murer
Supply chain management
Healthcare supply chain
Information security
Information security investments
Healthcare supply chain information
title_short Information security in healthcare supply chains: an analysis of critical information protection practices
title_full Information security in healthcare supply chains: an analysis of critical information protection practices
title_fullStr Information security in healthcare supply chains: an analysis of critical information protection practices
title_full_unstemmed Information security in healthcare supply chains: an analysis of critical information protection practices
title_sort Information security in healthcare supply chains: an analysis of critical information protection practices
author Furlanetto,Tiago Murer
author_facet Furlanetto,Tiago Murer
Luciano,Edimara Mezzomo
Magnagnagno,Odirlei Antonio
Lübeck,Rafael Mendes
author_role author
author2 Luciano,Edimara Mezzomo
Magnagnagno,Odirlei Antonio
Lübeck,Rafael Mendes
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Furlanetto,Tiago Murer
Luciano,Edimara Mezzomo
Magnagnagno,Odirlei Antonio
Lübeck,Rafael Mendes
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Supply chain management
Healthcare supply chain
Information security
Information security investments
Healthcare supply chain information
topic Supply chain management
Healthcare supply chain
Information security
Information security investments
Healthcare supply chain information
description Abstract: Because of their vital role and the need to protect the patient information, interest in information security in Healthcare Supply Chains (HSCs) is growing. This study analyzes how decisions related to information security practices in HSCs contribute to protecting patient information. Eleven semi-structured interviews were performed. The interviewees were managers from Brazilian HSC organizations. Four dimensions and 14 variables identified in a literature review were used to perform categorical content analysis. The findings suggest organizations, while aware of their critical information and internal processes, lack the necessary metrics to measure the impacts of possible failures. It seems organizations tend to invest in standard security measures, while apparently ignoring the specificity and complexity of information in HSCs.
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