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Design objectives for a 'minimally viable ethics': ensuring agency and accountability in data exchange

Hi there – I can't make the call today so I'm sharing this summary of months of dialogue and discovery.

Assuming that "Do no harm" should be a first principle to guide this work, there are important ethical consideration that are NOT fully addressed

functional and semantic NIEM and FHIR interoperability

From our call on 4/29/2020, this diagram shows that NIEM and FHIR already have or will have the same underlying data model format, RDF and Web Ontology Language (OWL). This allows for quick mapping, structured federated queries, and self-defining da

diagram of semantic and functional NIEM/FHIR interop methods

from our call today. file is hosted here.

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Design objectives for a 'minimally viable ethics': ensuring agency and accountability in data exchange

functional and semantic NIEM and FHIR interoperability

diagram of semantic and functional NIEM/FHIR interop methods

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