Health Privacy Summit Videos by Speakers

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Aaron Titus

Identity Finder

• What is the Value of Health Data to Organized Crime?

 

Aasim Padela

University of Chicago

• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 1 of 3
• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 2 of 3
• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 3 of 3

 

Adrian Gropper

Health URL.com
Patient Privacy Rights

• Consent for Research: Do We Need It?
• How do Social Media, Mobile Devices, Medical Devices and Implants, Online Health Websites, and Clouds Threaten Health Privacy?
• Patient Data in the Cloud: How Is It Used? How Is It Protected?

 

Alan Westin

Professor of Public Law and Government Emeritus at Columbia University
Author, Privacy and Freedom

• How the American Public Views Patient Privacy and Health Technology Systems: What Ten Years of Surveys Tell Us
• What do Research and History Tell Us About Privacy Today?

 

Andrew Blumberg

University of Texas at Austin

• Consent and Segmentation of Data: The 2010 PCAST Report
• Summit Workgroups on Technology Solutions; Consumer Education; and, Principles

 

Andrew Dillon

Dean, School of Information, University of Texas at Austin

• First Do No Harm. Does Technology Harm Patients?

 

Andrew Litt

Dell Computers

• Docs and EHRs. How is the Physician-Patient Relationship Affected?

 

Anil Jain

Explorys

• The Value of Health Data INSIDE Health Care

 

Anita Allen

University of Pennsylvania Law School

• Contrasting Beliefs about Privacy Protection in the Digital Era

 

Ann Cook

U.S. National Institutes of Health

• First Do No Harm. Does Technology Harm Patients?
• Is Genetic Privacy Threatened?

 

Anonymous

Patient

• Patient Stories About Privacy Loss
• Patient Story About Loss of Privacy

 

Barbara Evans

University of Houston Law Center

• Control of Patient Data—Health Information Exchanges
• The Value of Health Data INSIDE Health Care

 

Barry Chaiken

Former Chairman HIMSS
Imprivata

• Control of Patient Data—Health Information Exchanges
• Is There Too Much or Too Little Regulation? Will States or Congress Regulate?

 

Beatrice Covassi

Delegation of the European Union

• Does the U.S. Need E.U. Data Protections?: Should U.S Companies Meet E.U. Requirements?

 

Benedicte Callan

University of Texas at Austin

• Secondary Uses of Personal Health Information in Health Databases: Implications of Sorrell vs. IMS Health

 

Bill Turner

Allium Healthcare

• Chief Information Officiers (CIOs) and Privacy 1 of 2
• Chief Information Officiers (CIOs) and Privacy Part 2 of 2

 

Bob Gregg

ID Experts

• What is the Value of Health Data to Organized Crime?

 

Brian Selfridge

Certified Information Systems Security Professional
Meditology Services

• The Omnibus Privacy Rule: Are We Done Now?

 

Bridget Asay

Attorney General's Office, State of Vermont

• Secondary Uses of Personal Health Information in Health Databases: Implications of Sorrell vs. IMS Health

 

CAPT Michael Weiner

U.S. Defense Systems

• Docs and EHRs. How is the Physician-Patient Relationship Affected?

 

COL John Scott

Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense, U.S. Department of Defense

• HIEs: What We Know and Don't Know, Data Segmentation, & Patient-Centered Options (e.g., opt-in/opt-out)

 

Candice Weatherly,

Candice Weatherly,

• The Omnibus Privacy Rule: Are We Done Now?

 

Carl Gunter

University of Illinois

• Consent and Segmentation of Data: The 2010 PCAST Report

 

Cathy Betz

Source Healthcare Analytics

• Big Data - More Information and More Risks

 

Christian Hamann

Gleiss Lutz, Germany

• Secondary Uses of Personal Health Information in Health Databases: Implications of Sorrell vs. IMS Health

 

Cliff Baker

Meditology Services

• Chief Information Officiers (CIOs) and Privacy 1 of 2
• Chief Information Officiers (CIOs) and Privacy Part 2 of 2

 

Congressman Ed Markey (D-MA)

U.S. House of Representatives

• Louis D Brandeis Award to Congressman Joe Barton (R-TX) and to Congressman Ed Markey (D-MA)

 

Congressman Joe Barton (R-TX)

U.S. House of Representatives

• Louis D Brandeis Award to Congressman Joe Barton (R-TX) and to Congressman Ed Markey (D-MA)

 

Cora Han

U.S. Federal Trade Commission

• The Value of Health Data OUTSIDE Healthcare

 

Corinne Carey

New York Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)

• Big Data - More Information and More Risks
• Contrasting Beliefs about Privacy Protection in the Digital Era
• HIEs: What We Know and Don't Know, Data Segmentation, & Patient-Centered Options (e.g., opt-in/opt-out)

 

David (Doc) Searls

Harvad University

• The Value of Health Data OUTSIDE Healthcare

 

David Chao

Chief Technology Officer, Crimson

• The Value of Health Data INSIDE Health Care

 

David Jacobs

Electronic Privacy Information Center

• Big Data, Big Problems, Big Solutions?

 

David Muntz

Office of the National Coordinator, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

• The Value of Health Data INSIDE Health Care

 

David Staggs

Jericho Systems

• HIEs: What We Know and Don't Know, Data Segmentation, & Patient-Centered Options (e.g., opt-in/opt-out)

 

David W. Hilgers

Brown McCarroll, L.L.P.
American Bar Association, Health Privacy

• The 2012 Health Privacy Agenda

 

David Wanser

Senior Clinical Consultant for Intellica

• Control of Patient Data—Health Information Exchanges
• Summit Workgroups on Technology Solutions; Consumer Education; and, Principles

 

David Warner

Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin

• The 2012 Health Privacy Agenda

 

David Wiggin

Teradata

• The Value of Health Data OUTSIDE Healthcare

 

Deborah C. Peel

Patient Privacy Rights

• Louis D Brandeis Award to Congressman Joe Barton (R-TX) and to Congressman Ed Markey (D-MA)
• Patient Stories About Privacy Loss
• The 2012 Health Privacy Agenda
• Welcome to the First International Summit on the Future of Health Privacy
• Welcome to the Second International Summit on the Future of Health Privacy
• Welcome to the Third International Summit on the Future of Health Privacy

 

Deborah Golden

Deloitte

• Big Data, Big Problems, Big Solutions?

 

Deborah Hurley

Hurley Consulting

• Big Data, Big Problems, Big Solutions?

 

Debra Bromson

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP

• Big Data - More Information and More Risks

 

Debra Diener

Privacy and Identity Management Consultant

• Patient Data in the Cloud: How Is It Used? How Is It Protected?

 

Demelza Baer

American Civil Liberties Union

• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 1 of 3
• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 2 of 3
• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 3 of 3

 

Deven McGraw

Center for Democracy and Technology

• How do Social Media, Mobile Devices, Medical Devices and Implants, Online Health Websites, and Clouds Threaten Health Privacy?

 

Duane Decouteau

Jericho Systems Corporation

• Consent and Segmentation of Data: The 2010 PCAST Report

 

Ed Abrahams

Personalized Medicine Coalition

• Is Genetic Privacy Threatened?

 

Farzad Mostashari, MD

National Coordinator for Health IT, U.S. Health and Human Services

• Creating a Culture of Privacy & Security Awareness

 

Fausto Meza

Doctors Hospital at Renaissance

• Docs and EHRs. How is the Physician-Patient Relationship Affected?

 

Frank Pasquale

Seton Hall Law School

• Does the U.S. Need E.U. Data Protections?: Should U.S Companies Meet E.U. Requirements?
• Is There Too Much or Too Little Regulation? Will States or Congress Regulate?

 

Gen Kelsang Varahi

Vajrayogini Buddhist Center

• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 1 of 3
• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 2 of 3
• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 3 of 3

 

H. Westley Clark

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Health and Human Services

• Consent and Segmentation of Data: The 2010 PCAST Report
• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 1 of 3
• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 2 of 3
• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 3 of 3

 

Helen Nissenbaum

New York University

• Contrasting Beliefs about Privacy Protection in the Digital Era

 

James Koenig

Co-Leader, Health Information Privacy & Security Practice, PricewaterhouseCoopers

• Big Data - More Information and More Risks

 

James Pyles

Powers, Pyles, Sutter & Verville

• Contrasting Beliefs about Privacy Protection in the Digital Era
• Health Information Privacy and Health IT: Where Are We and How Did We Get Here?
• Is There Too Much or Too Little Regulation? Will States or Congress Regulate?
• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 1 of 3
• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 2 of 3
• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 3 of 3
• Summit Workgroups on Technology Solutions; Consumer Education; and, Principles

 

Jeffrey Rosen

George Washington University

• What do Research and History Tell Us About Privacy Today?

 

Jeremy Gruber

Council for Responsible Genetics

• Is Genetic Privacy Threatened?

 

Jessica Rich

U.S. Federal Trade Commission, Bureau of Consumer Protection

• Contrasting Beliefs about Privacy Protection in the Digital Era

 

John McDaniel

NetApp

• Patient Data in the Cloud: How Is It Used? How Is It Protected?

 

John Sabo

Computer Associates

• First Do No Harm. Does Technology Harm Patients?

 

John Verdi

Electronic Privacy Information Center

• Secondary Uses of Personal Health Information in Health Databases: Implications of Sorrell vs. IMS Health

 

Jon Neiditz

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough

• How do Social Media, Mobile Devices, Medical Devices and Implants, Online Health Websites, and Clouds Threaten Health Privacy?

 

Jordan Robertson

Bloomberg News

• What is the Value of Health Data to Organized Crime?

 

Joseph Conn

Modern Healthcare

• The Value of Health Data INSIDE Health Care

 

Joy Pritts

Office of the National Coordinator, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

• Control of Patient Data—Health Information Exchanges
• Is There Too Much or Too Little Regulation? Will States or Congress Regulate?
• Putting the I in Health IT Privacy and Security: How Consumers Can be Part of the Policy-Making Process

 

Kathryn Serkes

Chair & Co-Founder, Doctor Patient Medical Association

• Is Genetic Privacy Threatened?
• Summit Workgroups on Technology Solutions; Consumer Education; and, Principles
• The Value of Health Data INSIDE Health Care

 

Kelly Caine

School of Computing, Clemson University

• Consent for Research: Do We Need It?

 

Kim Little

Lexis Nexis

• Patient Data in the Cloud: How Is It Used? How Is It Protected?

 

Kimberly Gray

IMS Health

• Secondary Uses of Personal Health Information in Health Databases: Implications of Sorrell vs. IMS Health

 

Kurt Long

FairWarning

• Big Data - More Information and More Risks

 

Lara Ballard

U.S. Department of State

• Does the U.S. Need E.U. Data Protections?: Should U.S Companies Meet E.U. Requirements?

 

Latanya Sweeney

Carnegie Mellon University
Harvard University

• Big Data, Big Problems, Big Solutions?
• Secondary Uses of Personal Health Information in Health Databases: Implications of Sorrell vs. IMS Health
• theDataMap Update: All the Places Your Health Data Goes
• theDataMap: All the Places Your Medical Data Goes

 

Lawrence O. Gostin

O'Neill Institute for National & Global Health Law

• Welcome to the Second International Summit on the Future of Health Privacy
• Welcome to the Third International Summit on the Future of Health Privacy

 

Lee Tien

Electronic Frontier Foundation

• Consent and Segmentation of Data: The 2010 PCAST Report
• How do Social Media, Mobile Devices, Medical Devices and Implants, Online Health Websites, and Clouds Threaten Health Privacy?
• Summit Workgroups on Technology Solutions; Consumer Education; and, Principles

 

Leo Dittemore

Healthcare Partners

• Chief Information Officiers (CIOs) and Privacy 1 of 2
• Chief Information Officiers (CIOs) and Privacy Part 2 of 2

 

Leon Rodriguez

Director, Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

• Information is Powerful Medicine

 

Lillie Coney

Electronic Privacy Information Center

• First Do No Harm. Does Technology Harm Patients?

 

Linda Rodriguez

U.S. National Institutes of Health

• Is Genetic Privacy Threatened?

 

M. Peter Adler

Systems Research and Applications Corporation (SRA) International

• Chief Information Officiers (CIOs) and Privacy 1 of 2
• Chief Information Officiers (CIOs) and Privacy Part 2 of 2

 

Maneesha Mithal

U.S. Federal Trade Commission

• First Do No Harm. Does Technology Harm Patients?
• Patient Data in the Cloud: How Is It Used? How Is It Protected?

 

Marc Rotenberg

Executive Director, Electronic Privacy Information Center

• The Constitution and Privacy: Why the Supreme Court Cares

 

Marcy Wilder

Hogan Lovells

• Is There Too Much or Too Little Regulation? Will States or Congress Regulate?

 

Mark Frisse

Vanderbilt University

• Control of Patient Data—Health Information Exchanges

 

Mark Luker

Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, U.S. Federal Government

• Big Data, Big Problems, Big Solutions?

 

Mark Rothstein

University of Louisville School of Medicine

• Big Data - More Information and More Risks
• HIEs: What We Know and Don't Know, Data Segmentation, & Patient-Centered Options (e.g., opt-in/opt-out)
• Louis D Brandeis Award to Mark A. Rothstein

 

Melvin Urofsky

Professor of Law and Public Policy, Virginia Commonwealth University
Author, Louis D. Brandeis: A Life

• Louis Brandeis and the Origins of a Right to Priavcy

 

Michael Stearns

e-MDs

• Control of Patient Data—Health Information Exchanges
• Docs and EHRs. How is the Physician-Patient Relationship Affected?

 

Michelle DeMooy

Consumer Action

• Control of Patient Data—Health Information Exchanges
• Summit Workgroups on Technology Solutions; Consumer Education; and, Principles
• The Value of Health Data OUTSIDE Healthcare

 

Micky Tripathi,

Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative

• Consent for Research: Do We Need It?

 

Mike Davis

Veterans Health Administration

• Control of Patient Data—Health Information Exchanges

 

Nancy Barto

Arizona State Senate

• Contrasting Beliefs about Privacy Protection in the Digital Era

 

Natasha Singer

New York Times

• The Value of Health Data OUTSIDE Healthcare

 

Nicolas P. Terry

McKinney School of Law, Indiana University

• The Omnibus Privacy Rule: Are We Done Now?

 

Nicolas Terry

Indiana University Robert McKinney School of Law

• How do Social Media, Mobile Devices, Medical Devices and Implants, Online Health Websites, and Clouds Threaten Health Privacy?

 

Omar Khawaja

Verizon

• Chief Information Officiers (CIOs) and Privacy 1 of 2
• Chief Information Officiers (CIOs) and Privacy Part 2 of 2

 

Pablo Molina

Georgetown Law

• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 1 of 3
• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 2 of 3
• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 3 of 3
• First Do No Harm. Does Technology Harm Patients?

 

Patricia A. Rehmer

Commissioner, Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, State of Connecticut

• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 1 of 3
• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 2 of 3
• Newtown Shooting and the Privacy of Psychiatric Data Part 3 of 3

 

Peter Bootsma

Royal Netherlands Embassy

• Big Data, Big Problems, Big Solutions?

 

Peter Hustinix

European Data Protection Supervisor

• Louis D Brandeis Award to Peter Hustinix

 

Peter Hustinx

European Data Protection Supervisor

• A Health Check on Data Privacy

 

Phil Booth

medConfidential

• Consent for Research: Do We Need It?
• Does the U.S. Need E.U. Data Protections?: Should U.S Companies Meet E.U. Requirements?

 

Ranieri Guerra

Italian Embassy

• The Value of Health Data OUTSIDE Healthcare

 

Reverend J. Michael Little

Friendship Baptist Church

• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 1 of 3
• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 2 of 3
• Cultural Perspectives on Religion and Privacy Part 3 of 3

 

Richard Thoreson

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Health and Human Services

• HIEs: What We Know and Don't Know, Data Segmentation, & Patient-Centered Options (e.g., opt-in/opt-out)

 

Robert L. Hutchings

Dean of the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin

• Welcome to the First International Summit on the Future of Health Privacy

 

Robert M. Kolodner

Co-founder and President, Collaborative Transformations, LLC
Executive Vice President & Chief Health Informatics Officer for Open Health Tools, Inc.

• HIEs: What We Know and Don't Know, Data Segmentation, & Patient-Centered Options (e.g., opt-in/opt-out)

 

Romulo Juarez

Accenture

• HIEs: What We Know and Don't Know, Data Segmentation, & Patient-Centered Options (e.g., opt-in/opt-out)

 

Ron Ross

National Institute of Standards and Technology

• What is the Value of Health Data to Organized Crime?

 

Ron Walters

Anderson Cancer Center

• Consent for Research: Do We Need It?

 

Ross Anderson

University of Cambridge

• Contrasting Beliefs about Privacy Protection in the Digital Era

 

Scott Monteith

Michigan State University

• Docs and EHRs. How is the Physician-Patient Relationship Affected?
• Patient Story About Loss of Privacy

 

Sherri Morgan

National Association of Social Workers

• The Omnibus Privacy Rule: Are We Done Now?

 

Stephania H. Griffin

Veterans Health Administration

• Secondary Uses of Personal Health Information in Health Databases: Implications of Sorrell vs. IMS Health

 

Stephanie Perrin

University of Toronto

• Consent and Segmentation of Data: The 2010 PCAST Report

 

Stephen Palmer

Office of e-Health Coordination at Texas Health and Human Services Commission

• Consent and Segmentation of Data: The 2010 PCAST Report

 

Steve Steffensen

Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center, U.S. Army

• How do Social Media, Mobile Devices, Medical Devices and Implants, Online Health Websites, and Clouds Threaten Health Privacy?

 

Susan McAndrew

Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

• The Omnibus Privacy Rule: Are We Done Now?

 

Todd Park

U.S. Chief Technology Officier of the United States

• Todd Park, U.S. Chief Technology Officier of the United States

 

Wes Rishel

Gartner

• Consent and Segmentation of Data: The 2010 PCAST Report

 

Westley Clark,

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Health and Human Services

• Docs and EHRs. How is the Physician-Patient Relationship Affected?

 

William M. Sage

University of Texas at Austin School of Law

• Is Genetic Privacy Threatened?
• Secondary Uses of Personal Health Information in Health Databases: Implications of Sorrell vs. IMS Health

 

William Pewen

Marshall University

• Does the U.S. Need E.U. Data Protections?: Should U.S Companies Meet E.U. Requirements?

 

William Sage

University of Texas at Austin

• First Do No Harm. Does Technology Harm Patients?