Oxford / OASIS event:
- The COEL specification seems to be something of rare beast as it describes a whole ecosystem.
- Our IDA is an example of a pseudonymous key issuer (PKI) and very similar approaches are now being proposed for transient interactions of smart cars with the roadside.
- Presenting the COEL ecosystem with Activinsights as an example made things easier – and people were impressed at the level of sophistication that was running in the field.
MyData conference:
- I spoke in 2 of the 3 health events and ran a whole thread on 'operators'.
- No other healthcare business had the confidence to talk about their data practices in this detail.
- It is clearer to me now that our specification has a significant amount to say about governance – roles, responsibilities, rules etc.
- In my MyData work, I am describing the generic role of the operators as 'an intermediary within an ecosystem with a duty of care to the individual'. I think we have a close mapping
to this, although the specification could be more human-centric.
- I can now see that the route to a more human-centric solution (individuals having direct access to health & wellness data in the Activinsights example) is reliant on the development
of appropriate digital identity tools.
I have attached the slides that I used for both events. We have an open issue (COEL-195) to submit a paper to the International Journal of Population Data Science (IJPDS). I will now start to action this based on the presentation, feedback
and learnings.
Joss
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