MyLigo

MyLigo

信息服务

Austin,Texas 42 位关注者

Take control of your identity in managing your health

关于我们

MyLigo provides a portable, secure and private digital identity to help you manage your health data and helps put the person in control how your data gets shared. It helps patients and healthcare providers establish trust to improve how your health information is used.

网站
https://www.myligo.io
所属行业
信息服务
规模
2-10 人
总部
Austin,Texas
类型
私人持股
创立
2022

地点

MyLigo员工

动态

  • MyLigo转发了

    查看Gabe Cohen的档案,图片

    Director of Open Standards @ Block (TBD) / Co-Chair @ W3C, Decentralized Identifier Working Group

    Read my reply here -- https://lnkd.in/ge5K-3qk

    查看Riley Hughes的档案,图片

    Cofounder, CEO at Trinsic

    At the last Internet Identity Workshop, I announced my talk: “5yrs ago at this conference, Trinsic launched our self-sovereign identity platform. Today, I’m hosting a session called “SSI didn’t work. Trinsic is pivoting.” Since then it’s been a whirlwind helping customers improve their IDV flows through Identity Acceptance—accepting a digital ID (like mobile driver's license) instead of uploaded photos of physical IDs. Only recently, during a couple of 2am - 5am shifts with a newborn baby, did I get around to following up on that IIW talk. ?? Many people asked me to turn that presentation into a blog post, so here it is! The intent of the post is simple. I’m no longer betting on interoperable digital credentials taking off. This post articulates why. Specifically, interoperable, standards-based digital credentials like verifiable credentials (and its variants) face three impossible* problems that block adoption: Interoperability vs innovation catch-22 UX?always?worse initially Scattered heat map I dive into each of these problems in depth in this post. If someone can crack these, they’ll quickly be a millionaire. Obviously, there are hundreds of organizations that ostensibly want interoperable digital credentials. But despite all this spend and attention, have failed to adopt. If these problems are solved, I think adoption can occur and the enablers can succeed wildly. *While I term these "impossible problems", I hope I'm proven wrong. This post is my call for others to pick up the baton and run with it, not from the starting line, but with hard-earned lessons behind them. There are probably only 100 people on earth that care enough about this topic to read the whole post & apply the content. But if you’re one of those, I’d love to hear your feedback & keep the discussion going! Big thanks to Kim Hamilton Duffy Timothy Ruff Gerald Glickman Eve Maler David Grantham James Monaghan and Zachary Jones for giving feedback on a draft of this post ?? https://lnkd.in/g7KkY656

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  • MyLigo转发了

    查看Scott Stuewe的档案,图片

    President and CEO at DirectTrust | Health tech Trust, Security, Identity and Interoperability | Consensus Builder | Songwriter | Fingerstyle Guitarist | Ex-chef | Swing Dancer

    Of all 5 identity core attributes, only DOB is unchangeable, but still this seems a string thing to rest so much faith in. This cartoon highlights how important identity is in healthcare - and how the usability and efficiency of identity solutions has risen in importance. What if patients carried credentials that proved not only who they were, but allowed all the pertinent data to be shared with the provider organization when they arrived? How can we also use biometrics in a privacy enhancing/privacy preserving way to get clinicians out of the busy work of constantly verifying that they have the patient that matches the records they are updating? Come to the DirectTrust conference in St. Louis in a little over a week and hear experts discussing the value proposition of identity assurance and resolution in the healthcare ecosystem. Dag Jakobsen of JakobsenID and Jason Barr from ID.me among others will share thoughts - and many exciting conversations will ensue! We look forward to your perspectives too. bit.ly/DirectTrust2024

    查看Spencer Dorn的档案,图片
    Spencer Dorn Spencer Dorn是领英影响力人物

    Vice Chair & Professor of Medicine, UNC | Balanced healthcare perspectives

    This cartoon is funny. And also a bit sad. Sometimes, confirming patients' birth dates makes sense. But often, we do it for no good reason. It seems trivial, but repeatedly asking these sorts of questions and documenting the answers takes a toll. Watch an admin scheduling an appointment, a front desk staff member checking someone in, a nurse "rooming" a patient, or a resident writing an admission note. Healthcare generates approximately 30% of the world's data. Most of it is useless. Much of it is redundant. EHRs were supposed to make healthcare better. And in many obvious and under-appreciated ways, they have. Yet, by making it so easy to collect data, healthcare workers have been forced to collect, confirm, and enter more and more of it. AI could ease this burden. Or, by making it even easier to collect and generate data, it could paradoxically worsen it. We need more restraint. Just because something seems so easy to do doesn't mean we should repeatedly do it.

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  • 查看MyLigo的公司主页,图片

    42 位关注者

    A fascinating paper on 'Spheres of Identity' by Roel Roscam Abbing, Cade Diehm, and Benjamin Royer at the New Design Congress. It challenges our traditional understanding of digital identity models: ?? Key takeaways: - Current models (siloed, centralized, federated, user-centric) often overlap in practice - Real-world implementations blur the lines between these theoretical frameworks - We need a more flexible approach to evaluate digital identity systems The authors propose shifting from rigid models to 'spheres of identity' - a fluid concept that better captures the complex reality of digital identity management. This research is crucial as we push for novel identity systems. It questions whether newer systems truly overcome past limitations or if older approaches allowed more flexibility. A must-read for anyone working on digital identity, privacy, or cybersecurity! What are your thoughts on rethinking digital identity paradigms? #DigitalIdentity #Cybersecurity #TechInnovation https://lnkd.in/gRRrbwGm

    Spheres of Identity

    Spheres of Identity

    newdesigncongress.org

  • MyLigo转发了

    查看Jason Sherwin的档案,图片

    Healthcare Business Development Leader | Strategic Partnerships @ CLEAR

    The Joint Commission recently updated their rules to offer a faster, more secure way to verify at NIST Identity Assurance Level 2 (IAL2), which opens up the door for automated verification technology. CLEAR is well positioned to help health systems and organizations meet these new standards, offering real-time identity verification that is IAL2 and AAL2 certified. This allows applicants to more easily and quickly onboard compared to traditional verification methods, which can take up to 60 days and delay the healthcare applicant’s ability to begin work. Reach out to learn more. #digitalidentity #digitalhealth #credentialing #provideronboarding #healthsystem #hospital #IAL2 https://lnkd.in/eSRCzrAB

    The Joint Commission’s Updated Identity Standards Drive Operational Excellence and Innovation in Healthcare

    The Joint Commission’s Updated Identity Standards Drive Operational Excellence and Innovation in Healthcare

    clearme.com

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    42 位关注者

    查看Phil Ballentine, MSc的档案,图片

    Data Engineering | Atropos Health

    If you or your team is just starting out on working with EHR #data, you can benefit from the past knowledge generated by folks who have spent decades and years banging their heads against it.... you *don't* have to hit every pothole yourself. ?? This snippet is from a conference held in 1966 in Denmark that included physicians and researchers from the world's most established hospitals. They point out a common pitfall of pooling data from multiple institutions which is **almost exactly the same today as it was nearly 60 years ago.** ?? Many patients see multiple providers at multiple facilities using different EHRs or different instances of the same #ehr system (Epic, Cerner, etc). You need to resolve these identities to prevent duplication of the same person with >= 2 incomplete records. ?? We'll be talking about this and more in Out-Of-Pocket's EHR Data 101 Course, starting August 13th. We'll have four live sessions in the evenings in Eastern time and learn about using EHR data. I'm distilling many years of experience from me and our guest speakers (7ish for me) in working with EHR data and making sense of its many pitfalls. Check it out! ?? https://lnkd.in/eG4UgaC7 Link to the 1966 conference in the comments.

    • Unfortunately such a method would result in a substantial overestimate, because during the course of their illness such patients may come into contact with several different hospitals or clinics.

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