  Increasing demand for secure remote operation in industry and technology
advancements to support delivering efficient services and tele-mentoring have
opened a new market in healthcare sector and emergency services based on 5G and
Tactile internet capabilities. In a connected world, hospitals would benefit
from providing the on-time availability either for continuous health monitoring
or critical services to the citizens in need. In this paper, we propose a
secure non-public health enterprise network concept to enable an end-to-end
secure and location-agnostic communication between a patient and a healthcare
service provider, and other contacts with patients consent either in case of an
emergency or to be stored in the medical records. We present how applying
non-public enterprise networks can address market demand in health care sector
for improved end-to-end security and privacy when dealing with personal and
critical information. We present the three tier architecture model describing
continuous authentication mechanisms based on biometric collection as well as
the dynamic network solutions in the healthcare domain. The biometric
collection can be done using ambient or IoT sensors as well as wearable or
implantable devices to monitor the patient unobtrusively. Furthermore,
end-to-end security solutions should adapt dynamically based on the user
profile and situation awareness to address the required level of security at
the network side. We discuss the related research challenges for developing the
presented non-public health enterprise platform and provide suggestions for
future work based on the healthcare sector requirements and opportunities.
