Abstract
Protecting medical data is of utmost importance in today's healthcare environment, where information confidentiality and secure storage play a key role. Medical records are a critical asset around which the entire medical practice is built, and a breach of their integrity or confidentiality can have serious consequences for patients and the healthcare system as a whole. Problems associated with journaling (logging) actions in medical organizations are integral and relevant. Medical records are at risk of illegal changes, lack of transparency, and vulnerabilities to various types of cyber-attacks. In this context, the relevance of logging user activities in the healthcare system becomes undeniable. This article proposes the development of a module for logging the actions of medical personnel in medical institutions. The purpose of this module is to create a reliable system for tracking and recording the activities of healthcare professionals, which will allow healthcare institutions to maintain detailed and reliable records of interactions between doctors and patients, treatment procedures performed, diagnoses, prescriptions and other important medical actions. This module not only ensures the accuracy and transparency of medical records, but also plays an important role in enhancing patient safety and improving the quality of care. Additionally, it provides comprehensive auditing of each patient's medical history, making it a valuable resource for internal audits, regulatory compliance, and legal documentation support. This module is designed with a deep understanding of healthcare workflows as well as strict data privacy regulations such as HIPAA (Hardware Portable and Affordable Health Act). It is an advanced software solution that can be tailored to the specific needs of various healthcare organizations, be it small clinics or large hospitals. The module provides scalability and adaptability, making it a powerful tool for maintaining the reliability and security of medical data in the healthcare industry.