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Ali, Rao Faizan, Ali, Rao Nouman, Irfan, Sohaib and Hassan, Bilal (2024) The impact of information security policies and innovations in digital technology on the transformation of healthcare in developing nations: A literature review. In: 13th International Conference on Frontiers of Intelligent Computing: Theory and Applications (FICTA-2025), 06-07 June 2025, London Metropolitan University, London (UK) / Online. (In Press)
This paper delves into the pivotal challenges and transformative impacts of information security within the digital healthcare landscape of developing countries. Emphasizing the critical role of digital transformation in healthcare, this study highlights how it fundamentally enhances the effica-cy and efficiency of healthcare systems. Central to our exploration are the multifaceted impacts of emerging technologies on patient data management in electronic health records (EHRs), encompassing aspects of risk manage-ment, utilization of advanced security tools, big data analytics, and the in-tegration of cloud computing.
Our extensive literature review methodically examines the intricate in-terplay between these technological elements and their collective contribu-tion to bolstering information security. We analyze various models and strategies currently being employed to safeguard sensitive healthcare data, addressing both technical and behavioral security challenges. The review synthesizes findings from a diverse array of sources, offering a nuanced un-derstanding of how these security factors positively influence the digital healthcare transformation.
By exploring these dimensions, the paper aims to analyze the ongoing developments in digital healthcare security in developing countries as well as identifying key barriers and improvement opportunities.
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