Proposal for Endorsing the Health Data Rights

[Anthony Broad-Crawford]

I have per my status as Healthcare task-force chair endorsed from that
taskforce. However, I would like to officially propose That the
DataPortability Project officially endorse the Health Data Bill of
Rights (as found on http://www.healthdatarights.org/). Per the by-
laws this motion will be open for seven days. However, the polling
period may be reduced if all 12 steering members vote. Please let me
know if you have any questions.

[Elias Bizannes]

+1: I vote in favour of this motion,

On Jul 7, 12:59 pm, Anthony Broad-Crawford

<anth...@anthonybroadcrawford.com> wrote:

>That the DataPortability Project officially endorse the Health Data Bill of
> Rights (as found onhttp://www.healthdatarights.org/).  

>Per the by-laws this motion will be open for seven days.  However, the polling

[Brady Brim-DeForest]

I second this motion, and vote in favor of an official endorsement by
the DataPortability Project

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[Steve Repetti]

+1 on this initiative!

[VERY exciting activity in THIS space!!!!]

- Steve.

[Dan Brickley]

On 7/7/09 05:03, Elias Bizannes wrote:
> +1: I vote in favour of this motion,

+1 on the assumption that any endorsement coming from DP either uses a
datestamp or copy of the text at that time, in case the
healthdatarights.org site evolves in unexpected directions.

cheers,

Dan

[Steven Greenberg]

I vote in favor.

[Steve Williams]

+1

[Anthony Broad-Crawford]

+1 on that idea.

[Drummond Reed]

+1 provided Dan's proposed assumption - this an important caveat.

=Drummond

> -----Original Message-----
> From: dataportabilit...@googlegroups.com
> [mailto:dataportabilit...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Dan
> Brickley
> Sent: Tuesday, July 07, 2009 12:31 AM
> To: Elias Bizannes
> Cc: DataPortability.Action.Steering; Brady Brim-DeForest; Steven
> Greenberg; Christian Scholz / Tao Takashi (SL); Chris Saad; daniela
> barbosa; Drummond Reed; Steve Repetti; Steve Williams; Phil Wolff
> Subject: [DP.AG.Steering] Re: Proposal for Endorsing the Health Data
> Rights
>
>

[Phil Wolff]

+1

Phil Wolff

[daniela barbosa]

+1 with Dan's caveat

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Daniela Barbosa
DataPortability Co-founder and Chairperson
Mobile: 1.415.321.9502

http://www.danielabarbosa.com
www.dataportability.org

[danielabarbosa]

The voting for this motion has been open for 12 days- at minimum per
the by-laws the motion needed to be open for seven days unless all 12
members of steering voted. The voting period is now closed.

10 out of 12 members of Steering have voted for the motion (see vote
count below and in this thread) that was put forward by Anthony Broad-
Crawford Steering member and current chairperson of the
DataPortability Project Healthcare Task Force (HCTF) [1].

Therefore the motion for the DataPortability Project to officially

endorse the Health Data Bill of Rights (as found on http://www.healthdatarights.org/)

with the assumption that any endorsement coming from DP either uses a
date stamp or copy of the text at that time, in case the

healthdatarights.org site evolves in unexpected directions.

Voting By Steering Members:

Daniela Barbosa +1
Elias Bizannes +1
Steve Repetti +1
Steve Greenberg +1
Dan Brickley +1
Anthony Broad-Crawford +1
Brady Brim-DeForest +1
Drummond Reed +1
Phil Wolf +1
Steve Williams+1
Christian Scholz - absent
Chris Saad - absent

Steve Repetti--- please record this motion in our Steering Motion page
[2] and provide this link to this discussion thread for the record.

Anthony-- thank you once again for bringing this motion forward. We
look forward to providing further support so please let us know what
the next steps are and how the DataPortability Project members can
further support this endorsement.


regards,

~daniela

Daniela Barbosa
DataPortability Co-founder and Chairperson
Mobile: 1.415.321.9502
http://www.danielabarbosa.com
www.dataportability.org

[1] - http://wiki.dataportability.org/x/C4A8
[2]- http://wiki.dataportability.org/x/eoAt

[Steve Repetti]

The Motion to Endorse the Health Data Bill of Rights has passed and
been entered into the DPP Motion Ledger. Details can be found at:

http://wiki.dataportability.org/display/dpmain/Motion+to+Endorse+Health+Data+Bill+of+Rights

-- Steve Repetti
www.radwebtech.com

On Jul 20, 1:22 am, danielabarbosa <danielaVbarb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The voting for this motion has been open for 12 days- at minimum per
> the by-laws the motion needed to be open for seven days unless all 12
> members of steering voted. The voting period is now closed.
>
> 10 out of 12 members of Steering have voted for the motion (see vote
> count below and in this thread) that was put forward by Anthony Broad-
> Crawford Steering member and current chairperson of the
> DataPortability Project Healthcare Task Force (HCTF) [1].
>
> Therefore the motion for the DataPortability Project to officially

> endorse the Health Data Bill of Rights (as found onhttp://www.healthdatarights.org/)

> [1] -http://wiki.dataportability.org/x/C4A8
> [2]-    http://wiki.dataportability.org/x/eoAt

[Anthony Broad-Crawford]

Steve et al - Next steps which I will take care of within the next 48 hours

1 - Endorse as an entity 

2 - Write up a blog post describing our endorsement and submit for display

Is there a preferred logo we should use?  There are two that stand out, the "Connect, Control, Share, Remix", or "Want data?  Share" .  Personally, I prefer the "Connect, Control, Share, Remix" vs the later given the context.  Thoughts?

Anthony Broad-Crawford

Vice President and Chief Technology Officer @ Within3

www.anthonybroadcrawford.com

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[Brady Brim-DeForest]

Agreed‚ I think "Connect, Control, Share, Remix" is more appropriate.

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