1. GEORGE MILLER BLUE TEAM CS 410 Mobile Digital Signatures A Mobile Access Defense Health System (MADHS)

2. Overview Why Health Care To The Military Is Important Current Military Medical Policy How This Policy Underperforms How The Policy Can Improve With Technology Mobile Device Options Digital Signatures Statistics Of Military Treatment Facilities Who It Effects

3. Department of Defense Importance Military Men And Women Protect Our Freedom They Should Be Equipped With The Most Advanced Technology And Used In the Most Efficient Way Medical Care For The Military Personnel and Families Should Be Fast As Possible

4. Current Military Medical Policy AHLTA - Defense Health Information Management System Database Used By Medical Clinicians In All Fixed and Deployed Military Treatment Facilities Worldwide Secure System That Takes Advantage Of PKI Embedded Smart Cards AHLTA Website Reference

5. What This Policy Is Lacking Speed Of TechnologyMobile AccessPaperless Work Environment

6. How Can We Improve It Introduce Mobile Devices Into The Current Policy Allow For Digital Signatures To Be Used By Doctors, Patients, and Legal Guardians On These Devices Allow CAC (Common Access Cards) To Be Used For These Devices To Handle Security Federal Regulations For PKI Digital Signature

7. Mobile Device Options Smart Phones Develop Smart Card Reader For Phones Incorporate AHLTA’s Network With App Mobile Device Uses Stylus To Sign Built In Smart Card Reader Tablets Ability To Work From Home Ease Of Interface

8. Digital Signatures And Its Effects Doctors Will Spend Less Time Running Around And More Time Making Critical Decisions Takes Advantage Of The Current Policy And Make Authorizations From A Distance Nurses Do Not Have To Track Down Doctors Any Changes Can Update All Parties Involved

9. Why This Is A Good Idea According to AHLTA “The goal is to provide medical readiness and to support more than 9.4 million beneficiaries with continuity of care and administration of benefits” If Readiness Is The Goal We Should Deliver The Speed Of Mobile Access To Achieve That Solution While Meeting The Secured Methods Implemented AHLTA Website Reference

10. Who It Effects 77,000 active users 140,000 new encounters every day 63 Hospitals & 413 Medical Clinics 262 Forward Resuscitative Sites & 37 U.S. Navy Ships AHLTA Website Reference

11. Competitors And The Future CoSign And Signix - Digital Signature Companies What They Lack: Mobile Devices That Do Not Use Standard Formats System To Integrate Into AHLTA Smart Card Readers For Phones Future Solid Foundation And Security Reference

12. Works Cited AHLTA Reference http://dhims.health.mil/userSupport/ahlta/about.aspx Federal Regulations For PKI Digital Signatures http://www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/policy/pki.html U.S.N.S Mercy Facts http://www.mercy.navy.mil