Gabrielle Campbell Craig Campbell Facilitated Discussion Overcoming Data Politics: How to get organizations to do big things? Gabrielle Campbell Craig Campbell

Introduction In an increasingly digitized world, organizations have identified a need to: collaborate in sharing data within (or across) their organization and with other external organizations; manage rising expectations for privacy and confidentiality; address concerns related to security, intellectual property and selection of standards when sharing data.

Introduction Organizations are now faced with: managing this spectrum of issues and concerns AND Ensuring the reliability and validity of data that informs shared decision making.

Our Focus Today Restrict our focus to the following types of data: Educational data: application rates, specialty choice, eligibility for USMLE, training requirements, assessment tools. Performance data: MCAT scores, formative and summative assessments measures, clinical outcomes data. Systems or Professional Practice data: scope of practice or practice mix, engagement in CPD activities; quality improvement and safety initiatives

Facilitated Discussion Question 1: Who do you share data with currently?

Facilitated Discussion Question 2: What type of data or data sets would you want to share with others?  

Facilitated Discussion Question 3: What approaches or strategies related to data sharing have you developed: within or across your organization or with other external organizations?

Facillitated Discussion Question 4:   What political challenges have you experienced related to privacy, confidentiality or propriety? 

Facilitated Discussion Question 5:   Can you share a success story?

Facilitated Discussion Question 6:   What role should / can Medbiquitous play in facilitating data sharing? Examples: standards and processes for data sharing? metrics for reporting, others?

Summary Any Final thoughts or Perspectives?   Any Final thoughts or Perspectives? Thank you for your participation!!!