Federal Agencies Quietly Joined Health Data Superhighway Governing Council
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Federal agencies quietly joined health data superhighway governing council
Officials with the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Social Security Administration and Indian Health Service were added to the governing council for a federal initiative designed to facilitate the exchange of health data in June, Nextgov/FCW has learned. The council’s recent additions highlight how agencies are increasingly eyeing participation in the initiative — known as the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement, or TEFCA — to ob…
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Lodinews.comResearchers are using Palantir analytics company to build a massive collection of health data
Researchers at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill are using the services of data analytics giant Palantir as part of a federal project to amass a huge data set of health information from consenting Americans. The goal of the project, ...
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cubainformación.tvAn internal audit of the World Food Programme identified deficiencies in risk management and privacy protection associated with the use of the Dots platform, developed by the US software company Palantir to manage data and humanitarian aid operations. The post Why does the UN entrust data from vulnerable populations to the controversial US company Palantir? first appeared on Cubadebate.
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