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This presentation provides an overview of applied research on biometrics in healthcare conducted by Biometric Standards, Performance and Assurance Lab. Previous research topics and results are discussed. A research plan for examining upcoming challenges in this area is also presented.

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Shimon K. Modi, Ph.D. BSPA Lab Director of Research Stephen J. Elliott, Ph.D. BSPA Lab Director & Associate Professor Biometric Standards, Performance, and Assurance Laboratory | www.bspalabs.org Purdue University, Department of Industrial Technology Biometric Standards, Performance, & Assurance (BSPA) Laboratory Biometrics and Healthcare

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