Data-Driven Innovation in the Federal Government.
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InnovationX pivots HHS data into action by moving high-value datasets from DoD, DOE, HHS and VA onto Oak Ridge supercomputers, then launching HHS Protect public data hub (April 2020) and feeding machine-readable files to healthdata.gov and data.gov. A diagnostics design-a-thon engages ~1,000 people, yields 30+ design-a-thon submissions and a 8-week TOPx sprint that produces about a dozen tools (IBM Digital Health Pass, LifePoint, YouDoTest) and accelerates $25M efforts like KidneyX and LIME X.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:55National Day of Civic Hacking
- 5:40Working Together
- 8:55Data Sharing Platform
- 10:40Transparency
- 12:25Diagnostics
- 13:53NonLab Testing
- 17:03Data Standards
- 21:24The Power of the Crowd
- 24:28COVID19 Sprint
- 25:32Everything in the Open
- 26:56The Build Cycle
- 27:54Digital Health Tools
- 29:05The Role of Government
- 29:58Partnerships
- 31:13Diagnostics for other diseases
- 32:09Common theme
- 32:28How can we work together
- 33:49How did you hear about Data Con LA
- 35:09How can we detect standard stagnancy
- 37:33How to make people trust science
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