Alcohol research · 2014 · 135 citations · 14 references
ComputingCybersecurityHealth InformaticsComputer SecurityMobile Health InformaticsMobile SecurityData ProtectionData SecurityMobile Health Data CollectionMobile Health PrivacyMobile PrivacyPrivacy ProtectionAlcohol Use SurveillanceMobile Communication TechnologiesMobile Health Data ProtectionMobile Health Privacy PreservationMobile Health Privacy RiskMobile Health Risk AssessmentPersonal Data BreachesRisk Reduction Potential
Research on the use of mobile technologies for alcohol use problems is a developing field. Rapid technological advances in mobile health (or mHealth) research generate both opportunities and challenges, including how to create scalable systems capable of collecting unprecedented amounts of data and conducting interventions-some in real time-while at the same time protecting the privacy and safety of research participants. Although the research literature in this area is sparse, lessons can be borrowed from other communities, such as cybersecurity or Internet security, which offer many techniques to reduce the potential risk of data breaches or tampering in mHealth. More research into measures to minimize risk to privacy and security effectively in mHealth is needed. Even so, progress in mHealth research should not stop while the field waits for perfect solutions.
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