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3 takeaways from ONC’s session on innovation and security
The office is looking for new ways to promote app security as part of its goal of interoperability.
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With MACRA underway, all eyes are on 2017
CMS Chief Medical Officer Kate Goodrich talks the first year of MACRA and what lies ahead.
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Initiative behind cancer moonshot, genome mapping gets ‘soft launch’ in March
Acting ONC chief Dr. Jon White said the office is setting up data standards for pilot programs next month for the first stages of the Precision Medicine Initiative.
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ONC taps 5 finalists for Move Health Data Forward Challenge
The agency’s open-API contest to promote interoperability awarded five finalists with $20,000 apiece.
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With DHA’s electronic health records system operational, Bono eyes next steps
Following the successful rollout of MHS Genesis, DHA is working to expand its scalability.
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What new Cures Act means for HIPAA in 2017
OCR’s Deven McGraw talks about new guidance and regulations and how they will comply with HIPAA.
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FedRAMP unveils new ‘Tailored’ service baseline for comment
The baseline for the new low-risk cloud solution service is open for public feedback through March.
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Report looks at role, results of federal chief data officers
A report is seeking to find out how the proper implementation of a chief data officer’s authority and operational framework can enable data-driven taxpayer-benefiting government decision-making.
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A new chance at digital transformation [Commentary]
When I served as a federal chief information officer, there was a standing joke in government circles that the people work for the systems — not the other way around. And as with most jokes, there is an element of truth to it.
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Visionaries needed for federal cybersecurity, insider threat programs [Commentary]
The Apollo Guidance Computer had less computing power than the smartphone that’s likely resting in your pocket, but to Eugene Cernan, the last astronaut to walk on the moon, it was considered state of the art technology in 1972. There’s simply no end in sight to the fast and furious pace of technological advancement.
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3 takeaways from ONC’s session on innovation and security
The office is looking for new ways to promote app security as part of its goal of interoperability.
-
With MACRA underway, all eyes are on 2017
CMS Chief Medical Officer Kate Goodrich talks the first year of MACRA and what lies ahead.
-
Initiative behind cancer moonshot, genome mapping gets ‘soft launch’ in March
Acting ONC chief Dr. Jon White said the office is setting up data standards for pilot programs next month for the first stages of the Precision Medicine Initiative.
-
ONC taps 5 finalists for Move Health Data Forward Challenge
The agency’s open-API contest to promote interoperability awarded five finalists with $20,000 apiece.
-
With DHA’s electronic health records system operational, Bono eyes next steps
Following the successful rollout of MHS Genesis, DHA is working to expand its scalability.
-
What new Cures Act means for HIPAA in 2017
OCR’s Deven McGraw talks about new guidance and regulations and how they will comply with HIPAA.
-
FedRAMP unveils new ‘Tailored’ service baseline for comment
The baseline for the new low-risk cloud solution service is open for public feedback through March.
-
Report looks at role, results of federal chief data officers
A report is seeking to find out how the proper implementation of a chief data officer’s authority and operational framework can enable data-driven taxpayer-benefiting government decision-making.
-
A new chance at digital transformation [Commentary]
When I served as a federal chief information officer, there was a standing joke in government circles that the people work for the systems — not the other way around. And as with most jokes, there is an element of truth to it.
-
Visionaries needed for federal cybersecurity, insider threat programs [Commentary]
The Apollo Guidance Computer had less computing power than the smartphone that’s likely resting in your pocket, but to Eugene Cernan, the last astronaut to walk on the moon, it was considered state of the art technology in 1972. There’s simply no end in sight to the fast and furious pace of technological advancement.
-
3 takeaways from ONC’s session on innovation and security
The office is looking for new ways to promote app security as part of its goal of interoperability.
-
With MACRA underway, all eyes are on 2017
CMS Chief Medical Officer Kate Goodrich talks the first year of MACRA and what lies ahead.
-
Initiative behind cancer moonshot, genome mapping gets ‘soft launch’ in March
Acting ONC chief Dr. Jon White said the office is setting up data standards for pilot programs next month for the first stages of the Precision Medicine Initiative.
-
ONC taps 5 finalists for Move Health Data Forward Challenge
The agency’s open-API contest to promote interoperability awarded five finalists with $20,000 apiece.
-
With DHA’s electronic health records system operational, Bono eyes next steps
Following the successful rollout of MHS Genesis, DHA is working to expand its scalability.
-
What new Cures Act means for HIPAA in 2017
OCR’s Deven McGraw talks about new guidance and regulations and how they will comply with HIPAA.
-
FedRAMP unveils new ‘Tailored’ service baseline for comment
The baseline for the new low-risk cloud solution service is open for public feedback through March.
-
Report looks at role, results of federal chief data officers
A report is seeking to find out how the proper implementation of a chief data officer’s authority and operational framework can enable data-driven taxpayer-benefiting government decision-making.
-
![A new chance at digital transformation [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/utility-company-government-computers.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
A new chance at digital transformation [Commentary]
When I served as a federal chief information officer, there was a standing joke in government circles that the people work for the systems — not the other way around. And as with most jokes, there is an element of truth to it.
-
Visionaries needed for federal cybersecurity, insider threat programs [Commentary]
The Apollo Guidance Computer had less computing power than the smartphone that’s likely resting in your pocket, but to Eugene Cernan, the last astronaut to walk on the moon, it was considered state of the art technology in 1972. There’s simply no end in sight to the fast and furious pace of technological advancement.
