Sharing Secure User Information Using Near-Field Communication
AssigneeOracle International Corporation
InventorsZachary S. ANKROM, Jan BAJEC, David Allan James DREWETTE
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Abstract
Embodiments retrieve electronic health data corresponding to a user. Embodiments receive, from the user via a near-field communication (“NFC”), a request to share the electronic health data, the request including a scope indicator identifying one or more portions of the electronic health data. Embodiments identify the user and retrieve the one or more portions of the electronic health data from a secure data source.
Claims20
A method of retrieving electronic health data corresponding to a user, the method comprising:
- receiving, from the user via a near-field communication (NFC), a request to share the electronic health data, the request comprising a scope indicator identifying one or more portions of the electronic health data;
- identifying the user;
- and
- retrieving the one or more portions of the electronic health data from a secure data source.
A computer-readable medium storing instructions which, when executed by at least one of a plurality of processors, cause the processors to retrieve electronic health data corresponding to a user, the retrieving comprising:
- receiving, from the user via a near-field communication (NFC), a request to share the electronic health data, the request comprising a scope indicator identifying one or more portions of the electronic health data;
- identifying the user;
- and
- retrieving the one or more portions of the electronic health data from a secure data source.
A system for retrieving electronic health data corresponding to a user, the system comprising:
- an near-field communication (NFC) receiver;
- a secure data source storing the electronic health data;
- one or more processors adapted to:
- receive, from the user at the NFC receiver, a request to share the electronic health data, the request comprising a scope indicator identifying a one or more portions of the electronic health data;
- identifying the user;
- and
- retrieving the one or more portions of the electronic health data from the secure data source.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.