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Encryption for nurses — private notes, on your own device
Nurses accumulate paperwork that is technically ‘personal’ but clinically sensitive: study notes, handover summaries, incident reflections. Elba lets you keep it all in a sealed folder on your own machine.
What belongs in your Elba vault
CPD portfolio drafts, exam prep, personal reflections on shifts, and any note you'd hate a curious housemate to read. Not patient PHI — that stays in the hospital system.
Why not just a folder with a password on the ZIP?
Zip passwords are legacy-weak. Elba uses AES-256-GCM with PBKDF2 — the same primitives banking software uses at rest.
Questions people actually ask
- Can I put patient records in here?
- No — patient records must stay in the hospital's approved systems. Elba is for your personal, professional life.
- Will my hospital IT block it?
- Elba is one HTML file. It runs in the browser without installation on almost any policy-locked machine.
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Elba is one HTML file. It runs locally in a Chromium browser, seals a folder with AES-256-GCM, never phones home, and becomes open source on 1 January 2030.
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