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Alliance4Health
Contact: Sherry Reynolds <info@alliance4health.org>
Sector: Medicine/Health Care
Keywords: Design, Medicine / Clinical Health, Public Health, Behavioral Science, Health Services, Consumer Devices, Consulting, Social Media, Patient Centered Design
Center for Democracy and Technology
Contact: Michelle De Mooy <mdemooy@cdt.org>
Sector: Non-profit
Keywords: Law / Policy, online privacy, consumer privacy, free expression, net neutrality, health privacy, security, surveillance
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we work to preserve the user-controlled nature of the Internet and champion freedom of expression. We support laws, corporate policies, and technology tools that protect the privacy of Internet users, and advocate for stronger legal controls on government surveillance.
With offices in Washington, DC and San Francisco, and an international presence in London and Brussels, CDT works inclusively across sectors and the political spectrum to find tangible solutions to today’s most pressing Internet policy challenges.
dataFascia Corporation
Contact: Jim Omura <jimomura@datafascia.com>
Sector: Medicine/Health Care, Corporate/Private Sector
Keywords: Engineering, Software, Medicine / Clinical Health, Data Services, Health Services, Open platform for innovation in health care
Developing apps for the healthcare market is made much easier by having many data management tasks embedded into the Topaz platform. For example, embedded HIPAA-compliant security frees app developers from the complex requirements of protecting patient identification and associated data. Authentication of users is designed to leverage existing hospital access control systems. Topaz also enables the ingestion of medical data of all kinds, including real time data of up to one KHz bandwidth (e.g. EKG time series).
Topaz is designed to expand the development of innovative apps beyond ICUs to all parts of hospitals and clinics, as well as to home and mobile patients using mHealth devices. Based on Google’s modern open source Big Table design, it can scale to all types of data belonging to hundreds of millions of patients. To further innovation, Topaz will be made license-free through an open source license. This will allow the user community to continue development of new applications on the open Topaz platform and will foster the efficient sharing of these apps among healthcare providers.
Future of Privacy Forum
Institute for Healthy Air Water and Soil
Contact: Ted Smith <tedsmithphd@gmail.com>
Sector: Government/Civil Service, Non-profit
Keywords: Research, Law / Policy, Hardware, Medicine / Clinical Health, Public Health, Human-Computer Interaction, Data Services, Consumer Devices, Medical/Clinical Devices, Environmental Health, GIS of Disease
Intel Science and Technology Center for Social Computing
Sector: Academia/University
Keywords: Research, Design, Law / Policy, Computer Science, Behavioral Science, Human-Computer Interaction, Data Science, Consulting, Social Media, Online Communities
The ISTC for Social Computing is part of a network of Science and Technology Centers established by Intel in support of advanced research in information technology, including sister centers in Visual Computing, Pervasive Computing, Cloud Computing, Secure Computing, Embedded Computing, and Big Data.
localeikki
Contact: Tracy McMillan <tracy@localeikki.com>
Sector: Corporate/Private Sector
Keywords: Software, Public Health, Behavioral Science, Consumer Devices, Online Communities, physical activity, geolocation, active community environments
Louisiana Public Health Institute
Contact: Rahul Jain <rjain@lphi.org>
Sector: Non-profit
Keywords: Research, Design, Law / Policy, Medicine / Clinical Health, Public Health, Behavioral Science, Data Science, Data Services, Health Services, Social Media, Online Communities, Health Promotion, Convener
The Health Services Research Portfolio is one of eight LPHI portfolios, and brings a “Layered Big Data Approach” to many of LPHI’s over 35 regional, state and national initiatives. The PCORI sponsored Louisiana Clinical Data Research Network as part of PCORnet, the Louisiana Community Health Database, and LPHI’s 509 (a)(3) non-profit supporting organization Partnership for Achieving Total Health, Inc. (the sustaining entity for the ONC Beacon sponsored Greater New Orleans Health Information Exchange) are three key projects that relate to Health Data Exploration themes: Particularly, we are invested in the investigation and application of informatics, governance, policy and engagement principles and concepts to incorporate personal health data into social determinants of health factors for improving person-centered population health outcomes, health services delivery, and comparative effectiveness research.
Open mHealth
Contact: David Haddad <david@openmhealth.org>
Sector: Medicine/Health Care, Non-profit, Other
Keywords: Design, Software, Computer Science, Data Science, open source, data integration
PersonalGenomes.org
Contact: Jason Bobe <jason@personalgenomes.org>
Sector: Non-profit
Keywords: Research, Law / Policy, Software, Human-Computer Interaction, Data Science, Data Services, Consulting, Online Communities
biological and trait data on an unprecedented scale. Our mission is to make a wide spectrum of data about
humans accessible to increase biological literacy and improve human health. PersonalGenomes.org’s proâ€
grams are informed by values encouraging greater transparency and collaboration between researchers
and the public.
Our programs include:
1. Global Network of Personal Genome Projects, which includes research studies in 4+ countries that collaborate on the development and evaluation personal genomic technologies and practices at increasing scales.
http://personalgenomes.org/organization/network
2. Open Humans attempts to break down health data silos through an online portal that will connect participants willing to share data about themselves publicly with researchers who are interested in using that public data and contributing their analyses and insight to it. We aim to make it easy for anyone to participate in research projects and to facilitate highly integrated, longitudinal health data.
http://openhumans.org/
3. Genomes, Environments and Traits (GET) Conference, an annual event that brings together leading thinkers to discuss how we measure and understand people and their traits. This event explores the frontiers of understanding about human biology and serves as an annual forum to debate the technical, commercial, and societal impacts. Each year we host world-class speakers and examine a host of issues at the bleeding (and spitting and swabbing) edge of knowledge.
http://www.getconference.org/
uMoitf Digital Health
Contact: Dr Rashmi Narayana <rashmi@umoitf.com>
Sector: Corporate/Private Sector
Keywords: Research, Hardware, Medicine / Clinical Health, Public Health, Behavioral Science, Data Services, Health Services, Medical/Clinical Devices, Consulting, Social Media, Online Communities, self-management, diigtal health, long term conditions
We work with provide digital treatments for health self-management. We currently work in range of long term conditions including Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, oncology and heart failure.
We will be running a large scale trial – the Big Parkinson’s disease (Big-PD)- project in 2015-16.
100,000 people across the world (Parkinson’s and controls) will use the uMotif digital self-management tools combined with device and wearable sensor data. The goal is to enable collection and donation of data by patients and the public, to improve treatment and self-care for Parkinson’s Disease.
We are keen to study the following themes – data donation guidelines, collecting high quality self-management data relevant for patients, clinicians and researchers and, technology facilitating collaboration between various stakeholders in the healthcare.
University of California, Davis
Contact: Nick Anderson <nranderson@ucdavis.edu>
Sector: Academia/University
Keywords: Research, Engineering, Law / Policy, Software, Hardware, Medicine / Clinical Health, Public Health, Computer Science, Behavioral Science, Human-Computer Interaction, Data Science, Data Services, Health Services, Consumer Devices
US Green Building Council
Contact: Chris Pyke <cpyke@usgbc.org>
Sector: Non-profit
Keywords: Research, Design, Engineering, Law / Policy, Public Health, Data Services, green building, built environment, market transformation
We are made up of tens of thousands of member organizations, chapters and student and community volunteers that are moving the building industry forward in a way that has never been seen before.
We are a diverse group of builders and environmentalists, corporations and nonprofits, teachers and students, lawmakers and citizens that share the same vision of a sustainable built environment for all within a generation. Today we are 76 chapters, 12,800 member organizations and 193,000 LEED professionals strong.
USGBC’s mission is to transform the way buildings and communities are designed, built and operated, enabling an environmentally and socially responsible, healthy, and prosperous environment that improves the quality of life.
Vascular Cures
Project VOICE is one of Vascular Cures programs and the first project of the Vascular Innovation Summit. The goal of Project VOICE is to build the first online vascular community and integrated database of patient-centered and clinical outcomes.
All too often, patients are left out of the healthcare conversation. Existing medical guidelines for vascular health management do not consider patient input, and outcomes decline very quickly if treatment is not well matched to the individual situation. The reliability of current evidence-based outcomes analysis is weakened by inadequate patient reporting and feedback.
Vascular patients face many barriers to engagement and no vascular health community exists.
Patient-reported information and engagement will lead to improved vascular health and economic results. Digital health management tools (including mobile and web-based) will be used to create a platform of information from patients, clinicians and registries.
Vitality Institute
Contact: gchristie@thevitalitygroup.com
Sector: Other
Keywords: Research, Public Health, health promotion, chronic disease prevention, personalized health technology, research
Our recent Commission on Health Promotion and the Prevention of Chronic Disease in Working-Age Americans worked to close the gaps in evidence and place the power of prevention at the center of health policies and actions in the US. It focused on preventing major non-communicable diseases—cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular and chronic respiratory diseases, musculoskeletal disorders, and mental illness—which threaten the economic competitiveness and the vitality of our nation. A component of the Commission includes working with the Institute of Medicine to host a workshop on the ethical, legal, and social implications of personalized health technology (Spring, 2015 TBC).
Individual Members | Organizational Members
Last updated April 13, 2015.



