Question

Doctors at a regional hospital access an online database of patient records that is being developed and tested by a conglomerate of health insurance agencies. The database contains records of hundreds of thousands of patients and is regulated by HIPAA restrictions on protected health information (PHI). What kind of cloud deployment is this database?

Answer 1

Answer:

This seems to be DBaaS, in other words, Database, implementation mostly as a service cloud. A further explanation is given below.

Explanation:

• DBaaS seems to be a framework for cloud storage that enable participants to choose a standard collection of abstractions to provide, maintain, consume, customize, as well as run databases.
• Everything just allows consumers with either a treatment process that leads to a database but without specific system configuration, software installation, or performance configuration. Doctors didn't require any database built on certain machines in this situation, because of being able to view every data electronically.
• Doctors would not have to do database management here since the phone company will require control of it. Accessing the documents what they'd have to do. Any further rights can be obtained through proper permits, such as data upgrading respectively.