Kevin Duvall joins ARPA-H in dual-hatted IT leadership role
He will serve as as acting chief information officer and acting chief technology officer at the agency.
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Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
HHS CIO Mathias says tree-based AI models helping to combat Medicare fraud
The prototype technology is allowing quicker identification of criminal activity, according to the IT leader.
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services CIO expects agency to move claims management systems to the cloud
Rajiv Uppal says the HHS department has so far moved over 90 of its 200+ IT systems away from agency-managed data centers.
HHS chief data officer: Federal employees face outsized barriers to data sharing
“When somebody is asked to share data with someone else, the first thing they are thinking is ‘this is a very daunting process.’”
Consolidated Appropriations Act includes $50M for Technology Modernization Fund
The legislation also allocates funding for specific IT modernization projects at a range of agencies including the Department of Justice.
HHS, health information networks expect rollout of trusted data exchange next year: Micky Tripathi
About 30% of hospitals remain unconnected to a health information network, but the implementation of network-to-network interoperability may change that.
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HHS launches website for reporting at-home COVID-19 test results
The National Institutes of Health hopes MakeMyTestCount.org will encourage users to share the results of self-administered tests.
Sen. Warner criticizes HHS and CISA for lack of coordination on cybersecurity, pushes for new cyber exec
In a policy options paper published Thursday, Warner called on both agencies to provide more timely health care sector-specific cybersecurity guidance.
US Marshals chief technology officer to join DHS
Christine Finnelle takes up a new role as director of enterprise architecture within the Office of the CTO at DHS.
HHS Office for Civil Rights probes ‘hacking/IT incident’ at Defense Health Headquarters
At least 1,279 individuals have been affected, according to an initial disclosure on the office's breach portal website.