Implement Seven Patient-Oriented Data Security Metrics using Unclonable Health Insurance Cards

The healthcare system typically relies on health insurance cards. However, they can still be copied because they are not unique, like fingerprints. By combining unclonable health insurance cards with an algorithmic process, patients can achieve maximum performance in seven major data security metrics: storage security, confidentiality, integrity, availability, non-repudiation, privacy/ID verification, and access control. This study presents a set of algorithms that illustrate and validate how using an unclonable health insurance card can achieve these seven patient-oriented security key metrics. The unclonable health insurance card is like a personalized fingerprint card, which offers enhanced database and storage security through system algorithm authentication and data encryption for managing and querying patient information security.