The Hidden, Life and Death Stakes of Data Portability in Health Care
About this episode
This episode explores the critical importance of health data portability for improving care and AI in healthcare.
What if the future of AI in healthcare depends less on better models and more on whether patients can actually access their own data? In this episode of The People’s AI, presented by the Vana Foundation, we explore why health data portability is not just a bureaucratic headache, but a foundational issue for better care, better research, and better AI. We begin with the story of Liz Salmi, who discovered just how difficult it was to access and move her own medical records after years of treatm...
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Host: Jeff Wilser
Topics covered
- data portability
- healthcare
- AI
- patient access
- medical records
Keywords
- health data
- AI in healthcare
- data access
- medical records
- patient care
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