HETEROGENEOUS DISTRIBUTED DATABASE SYSTEMS FOR PRODUCTION USE

7. RELATED WORK
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4. Related Work
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Developing Trustworthy Database Systems for Medical Care includes about Security and Safety of Medical Care Environment; Access Control; Using Trust and Roles for Access Control; Classification Algorithm for Access Control
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