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2022

A Novel Privacy Preservation and Quantification Methodology for Implementing Home-Care-Oriented Movement Analysis SystemsPablo Aqueveque, Britam Gómez, Patricia A. H. Williams, Zheng Li 0001. sensors, 22(13):4677, 2022. [doi]

Student Experience and Its Relationship with Campus Mental Well-BeingLua Perimal-Lewis, Patricia A. H. Williams. icimth 2022: 205-208 [doi]

2020

Points of Failure: A Systematic Review of information-flow using Medication Use CasesRebecca Hermon, Patricia A. H. Williams. hicss 2020: 1-9 [doi]

2019

Teaching as a Collaborative Practice: Reframing Security Practitioners as NavigatorsPatricia A. H. Williams, Lizzie Coles-Kemp. tedu, 15:108-128, 2019. [doi]

2018

An Australian Longitudinal Study Into Remnant Data Recovered From Second-Hand Memory CardsPatryk Szewczyk, Krishnun Sansurooah, Patricia A. H. Williams. ijisp, 12(4):82-97, 2018. [doi]

2017

2016

I know what you did last summer... an investigation into remnant data on USB storage devices sold in Australia in 2015Nikki Robins, Patricia A. H. Williams, Krishnun Sansurooah. acsc 2016: 35 [doi]

Always connected: The security challenges of the healthcare Internet of ThingsPatricia A. H. Williams, Vincent McCauley. wf-iot 2016: 30-35 [doi]

2014

Interpreting international governance standards for health IT use within general medical practiceRachel J. Mahncke, Patricia A. H. Williams. hic 2014: 86-91 [doi]

2013

Information security governance: A risk assessment approach to health information systems protectionPatricia A. H. Williams. In Evelyn J. S. Hovenga, Heather Grain, editors, Health Information Governance in a Digital Environment. Volume 193 of Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, pages 186-206, IOS Press, 2013. [doi]

It will never happen to us: The likelihood and impact of privacy breaches on health data in AustraliaPatricia A. H. Williams, Emma Hossack. hic 2013: 155-161 [doi]

Creating context: Making sense of geo-location and social media data for healthPatricia A. H. Williams. hic 2013: 149-154 [doi]

2011

Looking at clouds from both sides: The advantages and disadvantages of placing personal narratives in the cloudLizzie Coles-Kemp, Joseph Reddington, Patricia A. H. Williams. istr, 16(3-4):115-122, 2011. [doi]

Is the Biggest Security Threat to Medical Information Simply a Lack of Understanding?Patricia A. H. Williams. hic 2011: 179-187 [doi]

2010

An Information Security Governance Encounter for Australian Primary Care Health ProvidersDonald McDermid, Rachel J. Mahncke, Patricia A. H. Williams. csreaSAM 2010: 637-643

Medical Information Security: Is it all too hard?Patricia A. H. Williams. csreaSAM 2010: 644-650

2008

Is There an Ideal Forensic Process?Patricia A. H. Williams. csreaSAM 2008: 598-603

When trust defies common security sensePatricia A. H. Williams. hij, 14(3):211-221, 2008. [doi]

In a 'trusting' environment, everyone is responsible for information securityPatricia A. H. Williams. istr, 13(4):207-215, 2008. [doi]

2007

The Issues Involved in Securing Electronic Health Information in TransitRachel J. Mahncke, Patricia A. H. Williams. csreaSAM 2007: 489-495

A Holistic Perspective on Models for Medical Information SecurityPatricia A. H. Williams. csreaSAM 2007: 510-519

Information Governance: A Model for Security in Medical PracticePatricia A. H. Williams. jdfsl, 2(1):57-74, 2007. [doi]

Medical data security: Are you informed or afraid?Patricia A. H. Williams. ijics, 1(4):414-429, 2007. [doi]

Wireless Rx - Risk Assessment and Recommendations for Securing a Wireless Network in a Medical PracticeAndrew Woodward, Patricia A. H. Williams. csreaSAM 2007: 501-505

2006

Security Immunization Using Basic CountermeasuresPatricia A. H. Williams. csreaSAM 2006: 426-434

The Role of Standards in Medical Information Security: An Opportunity for ImprovementPatricia A. H. Williams. csreaSAM 2006: 415-420

2005

Physician secure thyselfPatricia A. H. Williams. aism 2005: 111-116

The underestimation of threats to patient data in clinical practicePatricia A. H. Williams. aism 2005: 117-122

Where are the Policies for PDA Usage in the Australian Healthcare Environment?Patricia A. H. Williams. eciw 2005: 401-408

2004

Securing PDAs in the Healthcare EnvironmentEmiko Terado, Patricia A. H. Williams. aism 2004: 4-10

2001

Is the Internet an Integral Part of General Practice in Australia?Patricia A. H. Williams, S. P. Maj. medinfo 2001: 394-398 [doi]

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