1. www.MyDataCommons.org © 2014 Data Commons, LLC

2. Six organizations partnered…

3. To create a robust data sharing system…

4. By matching Identifiers from multiple organizations Data in Original State AAMC ECFMG NBME Other ID Match Data Commons’ Data Hub Jane Smith AAMC #4 NBME #10 Med School #25 ECFMG #90

5. To create aggregated data sets: identified or de-identified Data in Original State AAMC ECMFG Med Schl Other ID Match Data Commons’ Data Hub Aggregated Data Set Temporarily Created in Data Commons & Sent to Requestor

6. Current Data, Protecting Privacy Data pulled, on demand, from original data store at the time the data is requested from Data Commons We serve as an “agent” to deliver source-verified information No new giant database of all data is created MedBiquitious Professional Profile standard used If data is about an individual physician, and can be matched to the MedBiq standard, Data Commons can distribute it

7. To serve users’ needs for information Users will connect to Data Commons through software programs, called “apps” Apps will connect to Data Commons, requesting specific information pre- authorized by the appropriate Data Contributors ID Match Data Commons’ Data Hub Jane Smith AAMC #4 NBME #10 Med School #25 ECFMG #90 App App Requests data Goes to Hub Receives data from Data Contributors Sends data back

8. Verification Service Need: Company want to offer a service to a medical professional and need to make sure that s/he is a medical professional, but do not want to check with every hospital, state, medical school, etc. Solution: Company sends information to Data Commons, LLC, who verifies it. Example: Check to see someone has a valid medical license; is enrolled in medical school; has taken Step 1 USMLE. Timeline: Launching in Spring 2014.

9. Verification+ Service Need: Hospital need verified information / documents proving that someone has the status that is claimed. Solution: Software program hospital uses requests that Data Commons receive official documents, and send them on. Examples: Exam score report; Transcript Timeline: Launching in Summer 2014.

10. Research Service Need: Researcher wants to create a robust data set to do research – a data set that includes many organizations’ data, linked together by individual. Solution: Data Commons can search across many organizations’ data at once, create a data set linked together by matched identifiers, and then return a de-identified data set. Example: How many students who have an MCAT score of “x”, a USMLE Step 3 score of “y”, now have ABFM certification and work in a rural area? Timeline: Late 2014

11. Data we have (access to) Information about... Medical School ECFMG certificate ABP / ABFM diplomate ABMS information coming Board licensure All sorts of tests (USMLE & subject tests, MCAT) And we are still seeking information, such as.. Sonography credentials Osteopathic physicians NPI

12. Pricing Data Contributors set prices for all data Data Commons adds a “credit card” type percentage, or small fee, in addition to the base fee Subscription and “transaction” fees may be available\ Standard “physician profile” price to come

13. How to Be a Data User Request specific data from Data Commons Identify intended uses, volume of data, company and “app” information Data Commons manages approval from the appropriate Data Contributors Sign contract setting price / access conditions Link to API and test Make data requests on demand

14. Launching in 2014 Apps can connect in Spring 2014 Researchers can request data in late 2014

15. Contact us To become a Data User or Data Contributor To request data from Data Commons To help clarify needs in any of the emerging product areas. Dana Bostrom, Executive Director Bostrom@MyDataCommons.org 202-741-6450

16. www.MyDataCommons.org