Trump Administration Launches Health Data Sharing Initiative

Trump administration, tech leaders launch effort aimed at improving health records

The Trump administration on Wednesday announced an initiative to improve the digital health ecosystem for patients and providers, leaning on the voluntary support of dozens of health and tech companies. More than 60 companies — including data networks, health systems and providers, and developers of AI and other applications — have committed to improving the flow of electronic health information, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicai…

Trump admin partners with Big Tech companies for massive digital health database

The Trump administration says its new 'digital health ecosystem' will be entirely opt-in, but the Big Tech companies involved still have many Americans worried.

Trump administration launches health data sharing initiative

More than 60 companies, including Amazon, Google, UnitedHealth and Epic, have pledged to participate in the initiative, which the CMS said would “deliver results” early next year.

Tech leaders to partner with Trump admin on patient records

(Axios) – Leading tech and health companies including Amazon, Apple, Google, and OpenAI committed on Wednesday to working with the Trump administration to make electronic patient records more accessible across the health care system. Why it matters: Patient health information is now scattered across multiple disconnected systems, leading to inefficiencies, medical errors and wasted time and money. (Read More)

Apple, Google, others join White House digital health data push – RamaOnHealthcare

The new agreement means health data will become more interoperable than it is today.In what will later be seen as a highly significant move to unlock

Trump Dismisses His Own Health Records At Tech Event: 'If I Have A Problem, I Don’t Want To Know'

Trump had a big rollout planned. The cameras were ready. Tech leaders were in the room. The White House was introducing a new digital health initiative, and Trump was leading the charge. But the moment he grabbed the mic, things quickly shifted. “I don’t want to see mine, please,” Trump joked about his own medical records. “If I have a problem, I don’t want to know about it right now.” The event was hosted by the Centers for Medicare and Medicai…