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Once Upon a Fable

By For Everyone, Patient Safety

Once Upon A Time (last week)…Anthropic gave users access to Claude Fable 5. There was a great empire full of kingdoms fighting over who had the most powerful AI chaos magic so they could conquer each other.  One of the kings, Dario Amodei was the king of Anthropic’s growing fiefdom. He summoned his best wizards to make a creature of pure chaos magic that could find cracks in any ivory tower, better than all the other kings’ magic. 

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Public Comment Alert: ASTP/ONC Deregulatory Actions to Unleash Prosperity

By Announcements

Most of us assume that when our health info moves between a doctor’s office, a hospital, a pharmacy, or an app, there are basic safety checks in place—like “you can’t log in without strong protection,” “your data is encrypted,” and “there’s a record of who accessed it.” Those basics matter because when health data leaks or gets misused, the harm isn’t abstract. It can mean an abuser finds you, an employer learns something they shouldn’t, your insurance situation gets complicated, or you lose trust in care and stop seeking it.

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Healthcare Cybersecurity: Tackling Threats at Cybermed Summit 2024

By For Everyone, For Health Care Providers, Patient Advocacy Leaders

This year’s summit will feature discussions led by healthcare providers, cybersecurity researchers, public health policymakers, representatives of rural healthcare, and more. The event will focus on improving long-term resilience and sustainability of the public health sector, examining effectiveness and efficiency of so-called “best efforts” to date. Using real world examples, we will help to build a better framework for improving healthcare cybersecurity, drawing on public policy, operational experience, and economics.

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Cybermed Summit: June 13th in Washington DC

By For Everyone, For Health Care Providers, Patient Advocacy Leaders

This year’s summit will feature discussions led by healthcare providers, cybersecurity researchers, public health policymakers, representatives of rural healthcare, and more. The event will focus on improving long-term resilience and sustainability of the public health sector, examining effectiveness and efficiency of so-called “best efforts” to date. Using real world examples, we will help to build a better framework for improving healthcare cybersecurity, drawing on public policy, operational experience, and economics.

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