in discussion with Alex Howard
summary
Joined HHS in August to run internal innovation projects that actually ship: builds a NIN Direct lightweight on‑ramp to connect small providers to the Nationwide Health Information Network, co‑leads an open government push to publish machine‑readable health datasets, and runs a Community Health Data Initiative that spawned 20 ideas and will demo ~20 apps at a June showcase with ~400 participants. Focuses on practical privacy controls (county‑level first, agreements for sensitive sets) and aims to make HHS the NOAA of community health.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Todd Park
- 1:02Transition to HHS
- 2:29Public vs private sector
- 2:51Nationwide Health Information Network
- 4:17Open Government at HHS
- 5:19Community Health Data Initiative
- 7:26HHS as NOAA for health data
- 8:31Privacy and security challenges
- 10:36Closing remarks
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