discussion
summary
Government shifts from apps to platforms for reuse, promising over $2 billion in incentives to hospitals to adopt IT and require patients get an electronic copy of their record within 48 hours. A minimal data-exchange stack (NHDirect, data.gov) lets third parties build apps; a smart‑grid pilot puts meter data from 3,000 homes and taps signals from ~60 million devices into an open platform. Privacy, security and cyber threats remain unresolved.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Government as a platform
- 0:25Healthcare IT modernization
- 2:36Data liquidity in health
- 5:55Smart grid initiatives
- 8:33Privacy and informed consent
- 12:11Open gov and cyber threats
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