Feasibility Analysis of the Privacy Attributes of the Personal Wellness Information Model
Authors:
- NykÄNen PirkkoNPNykÄNen Pirkko
- SeppÄLÄ AnttoSASeppÄLÄ Antto
- Ruotsalainen PekkaRPRuotsalainen Pekka
- Blobel BerndBBBlobel Bernd
Open Access
- 1 January 2013
- book chapter
- Published by IOS Press
- p. 219-223
Abstract
A feasibility analysis has been performed to study the applicability of privacy attributes with a developed wellness information model. Information privacy concerns specifically access to individually identifiable personal information and one's ability to control information about oneself. We carried out a user scenario walk-through of the privacy attributes related to the wellness components. The walk-through showed a need to relate self-regulating privacy policies to the pervasive context so that during various trust-building processes, a person is aware and can control the use, disclosure and even secondary use of his personal, private wellness information.Keywords
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