Month: April 2014
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Presentation: Health Data Liberation at the Public Health Informatics Conference, Atlanta
Today I helped do a presentation and run a meetup about the 8 Principles of Open Health Data at the Public Health Informatics Conference in Atlanta with Dr. Rebecca Wurtz.
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Radio: Using new technology and data collection for the public good (Foodborne Chicago)
Today I did a segment on WBEZ Morning Shift on Foodborne Chicago. https://soundcloud.com/morningshiftwbez/using-new-technology-and-data Social media and Web traffic is more than an easy way to track our daily distractions. Researchers are using that data to find cases of illness. A new study from Boston Children’s Hospital claims that visits to Wikipedia are a faster indicator…
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Foodborne Chicago
Here’s an article about the product: One Year After Launch, Foodborne Chicago Continues to Enhance Food SafetyCity’s online food reporting app turns one Foodborne Chicago identifies public tweets from residents and visitors about food poisoning, then replies privately, providing assistance for the individual to file an online complaint through 311. An alert is then sent automatically…
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Presentation: The Evolution of Open Data at NNIP
Today I participated in a session at the National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership Meeting in St. Louis that focused on helping local partners consider how their organizations can work with governmental and non-governmental advocates and practitioners of open data. The Evolution of Open Data from Daniel X. O’Neil Y some video: D2 D Open Data Part 1 H.264 from…
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News: State’s Top Doc Announces Illinois Public Health Datapalooza Challenge Winner
Today I was part of the announcement of the winners of the Illinois Public Health Datapalooza App Challenge. Here’s how they describe it: Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) Director Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck recently announced the winners of the Illinois Public Health Datapalooza App Challenge. The challenge was designed to highlight the availability and benefit of having…