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An Investigation of the Impact of Quantum Computing on Cloud-Based Healthcare Systems at National Hospital, Abuja

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Background of the Study

Cloud computing has become an essential tool in healthcare, providing platforms for storing, managing, and analyzing large volumes of medical data. Cloud-based healthcare systems enable healthcare professionals to access patient records, collaborate remotely, and use advanced data analytics to improve patient care. However, with the growing amount of sensitive healthcare data being stored and transmitted in the cloud, there are concerns regarding data security and privacy. Traditional encryption methods used to protect healthcare data are increasingly at risk of being compromised by quantum computing's computational power.

Quantum computing presents an opportunity to enhance cloud-based healthcare systems by enabling more secure encryption techniques and data protection methods. Quantum key distribution (QKD), quantum cryptography, and other quantum security technologies can help safeguard sensitive patient data from potential threats posed by quantum computing. This study will explore the potential impact of quantum computing on cloud-based healthcare systems at National Hospital, Abuja, focusing on the security, scalability, and efficiency of these systems in light of quantum advancements.

Statement of the Problem

As the healthcare industry increasingly relies on cloud-based systems for data storage and management, ensuring the security of sensitive patient information becomes critical. Traditional encryption methods used in cloud-based healthcare systems are vulnerable to quantum computing, which could potentially break current cryptographic techniques. National Hospital, Abuja, must prepare for these future challenges by adopting quantum-safe encryption methods to protect patient data and ensure the continued integrity of cloud-based healthcare systems.

However, integrating quantum computing into existing cloud-based healthcare systems presents significant challenges, including the technical expertise required to implement quantum encryption, the cost of upgrading infrastructure, and the regulatory considerations for healthcare data. This study aims to investigate the potential impact of quantum computing on these systems, focusing on the feasibility and benefits of implementing quantum-safe security in healthcare cloud environments.

Objectives of the Study

  1. To evaluate the impact of quantum computing on cloud-based healthcare systems at National Hospital, Abuja.

  2. To assess the potential for integrating quantum encryption and quantum-safe cryptographic techniques into existing cloud healthcare systems.

  3. To identify the challenges and opportunities associated with adopting quantum computing in healthcare data security.

Research Questions

  1. What is the impact of quantum computing on the security and scalability of cloud-based healthcare systems at National Hospital, Abuja?

  2. How can quantum encryption techniques be integrated into cloud-based healthcare systems to enhance data security?

  3. What are the challenges and opportunities of implementing quantum computing for cloud-based healthcare security?

Significance of the Study

This study is significant as it addresses the pressing need for advanced security measures in cloud-based healthcare systems, particularly in the face of emerging quantum computing threats. By exploring the potential impact of quantum computing on healthcare data security, the study could provide valuable insights for National Hospital, Abuja, and other healthcare institutions on how to safeguard sensitive patient information in the quantum era.

Scope and Limitations of the Study

The study focuses on the impact of quantum computing on cloud-based healthcare systems at National Hospital, Abuja. It will not extend to other healthcare institutions or areas outside cloud-based systems. Limitations include the availability of quantum computing resources and the complexities involved in adopting quantum-safe security measures in healthcare systems.

Definitions of Terms

  1. Quantum Computing: A type of computing that uses the principles of quantum mechanics to perform calculations more efficiently than classical computers.

  2. Cloud-Based Healthcare Systems: Healthcare information systems that store, manage, and analyze patient data using cloud computing platforms.

  3. Quantum Encryption: Cryptographic techniques based on quantum mechanics principles that provide more secure data protection against future quantum computing threats.

 

 

 





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