Privacy-Preserving Technologies in DataMachine Learning in HealthcareAccess Control and Trust

Shih-Yeh Chen, Po-Chih Liu, Kui Chang, Chin-Feng Lai

2026.2.18Enterprise Information Systems

DOI: 10.1080/17517575.2026.2629553

Abstract

Healthcare enterprises need multimodal AI but face privacy, non-IID heterogeneity, dynamic participation, and weak auditability. We propose an enterprise-scale multimodal federated self-supervised pretraining framework for privacy-preserving hyperautomation. A TargetNet-free federated BYOL learns modality-agnostic encoders for clinical text, images, and device signals without raw data sharing, while reducing communication and supporting client join/leave. An SOA stack with ESB integrates BPMN orchestration, RPA, and human confirmation, binding model I/O to HL7 FHIR and DICOM. Governance adds drift and uncertainty monitoring, audit logs, and lineage. Experiments show robust gains under severe non-IID and edge constraints.

Citation format

CHEN, Shih-Yeh, et al. Enterprise-scale multimodal federated self-supervised pretraining for privacy-preserving hyperautomation in healthcare information systems. Enterprise Information Systems, 2026, 20(5-6).