How Federal Agencies Are Modernizing Health Data for AI
Federal agencies are transforming how health data is managed, shared and used to improve patient care and accelerate research. Officials from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Maximus explore how agencies are modernizing legacy systems, advancing interoperability and building trusted data foundations that enable AI and future healthcare innovation.
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- How agencies are modernizing legacy health IT systems and creating data strategies that improve interoperability and long-term sustainability. Timestamp 1:18.
- Best practices for securely sharing health data across agencies to support clinical care, biomedical research and informed decision-making. Timestamp 16:35.
- How agencies are establishing governance, workforce strategies and AI safeguards to ensure health data is accurate, secure and trusted. Timestamp 19:50.
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Alex Dixon Senior Director, Military & Veterans Health Technology, Maximus -
Susan Gregurick Associate Director for Data Science, Office of Data Science Strategy, NIH -
Nydia Peel Deputy Director, Enterprise Data Group, CMS
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