ENHANCING EFFICIENCY AND SECURITY: A G-CLOUD-BASED FRAMEWORK FOR GOVERNMENT HEALTHCARE SERVICES
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With the advancement of technology and the confinements of the good old medical services framework, an unplanned structure for social insurance is needed. We've witnessed a growing interest in and preference for cloud-based software development in the human services sector to manage and meet existing and future demands in social insurance administrations. We propose a cloud-based framework for medical services that is adaptable, safe, efficient, practical, and protected. For the administration EHR framework, we've presented a safe and effective structure in which fine-grained access control is commonly controlled by multi-authority ciphertext property-based encryption (CP-ABE), close by many levels of information structure to permit access control arrangements. Egovernment distributed computing is a major advantage for Saudi Arabia's top officials, who will be able to grow up their social insurance sector through the proposed framework.
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