CT2: Authentication of Consumers

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Acknowledgements

This practice area addresses the following Connecting for Health Core Principles for a Networked Environment^*:

6. Data Quality and integrity

7. Security safeguards and controls

* "The Architecture for Privacy in a Networked Health Information Environment," Connecting for Health, June 2006. Available at: http://www.connectingforhealth.org/commonframework/docs/P1_CFH_Architecture.pdf.

Appendix A: Acknowledgements

Connecting for Health thanks the following Work Group members for participating in the rich discussion that resulted in this paper.

Chair

Clay Shirky, New York University Graduate Interactive Telecommunications Program

Work Group

Paula Arcioni*, New Jersey Office of Information Technology

Ernie Argetsinger, Omnimedix Institute

Siddharth Bajaj, VeriSign, Inc.

Dan Combs, Global Identity Solutions, LLC

Jeremy Coote, InterComponentWare, Inc.

Maureen Costello, Ingenix

Phillip D' Angio, VeriSign, Inc.

James Dempsey, JD, Center for Democracy and Technology

Carol Diamond, MD, MPH, Markle Foundation

Martin Fisher, MedicAlert Foundation International

Thomas Foth, Pitney Bowes, Inc.

Christopher Gervais, Partners Community HealthCare, Inc.

Mark Gingrich, MS, RxHub, LLC

Janlori Goldman, JD, Health Privacy Project

Philip Hagen, MD, Mayo Clinic

Jonathan Hare, Resilient

Elizabeth Holland*, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Mark Johnson, Vanderbilt University and Medical Center

Jennifer Kerber, Information Technology Association of America

Kristy LaLonde*, Office of E-Government, Information Policy, and Technology U.S. Office of Management and Budget

David Lansky, PhD, Markle Foundation

J.P. Little, RxHub, LLC

Kathleen Mahan, MBA, SureScripts

Georgia Marsh*, United States General Services Administration, E-Authentication Initiative (former position)

Phil Marshall, MD, MPH, WebMD Health

Daniel Matthews, Lockheed Martin Corporation

Damon Miller, CapMed Corporation, A Division of Bio-Imaging Technologies, Inc.

Kim Nazi, FACHE*, United States Department of Veterans Affairs

Alison Rein**, AcademyHealth

Eric Sachs, Google Health

Charles Safran, MD, Harvard Medical School

Scott Schumacher, PhD, Initiate Systems, Inc.

Donald Simborg, MD, Independent Consultant

Michael Simko, RPH, Walgreens Pharmacy Services

Michael Stokes, Microsoft Corporation

David Temoshok*, General Services Administration, Office of Governmentwide Policy

Robert Tennant, MA, Medical Group Management Association

Jeanette Thornton, MPA, America's Health Insurance Plans

Allison Viola, American Health Information Management Association

David Yakimischak, SureScripts

*Federal and state employees participated in the Work Group but make no endorsement.
**Participated in Work Group but makes no endorsement per employer policy.

The Connecting for Health Work Group on Consumer Authentication Policies for Networked Personal Health Information wishes to thank Josh Lemieux for his expertise and tireless help preparing this manuscript. In addition, we thank Clay Shirky for his leadership and work on this manuscript. Without his unique ability to parse very complex issues carefully and adeptly, we could not have achieved this paper. We also thank Dan Combs and Stefaan Verhulst for their help researching and drafting portions of this document.

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