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UML Specification of e-Consent Requirements in a Health Care System

Access control requirements have become an important part in any secure system. Specification of these requirements at early steps of the software life cycle can provide stakeholders rapid feedback and protect the system in a best possible way. In this paper, we utilize UML model to specify and visualize the access control policies in a health application domain. We first identify various parts necessary to specify patient record protection requirements through e-consent, and then propose UML models to demonstrate these requirements.