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Can We Make America Safer?
The Markle Task Force calls for a "virtual reorganization of government" aimed at strengthening national security. Five specific recommendations address the failed Christmas Day bombing of an American jetliner.
Read testimony submitted to Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Critical Implementation Decisions for Health IT in the Recovery Act
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Nation at Risk: Policy Makers Need Better Information To Protect the Country
The Markle Task Force offers a wide range of specific proposals to make America safer by improving our ability to identify, understand, and respond to terrorism and other emerging national security threats.
Read the Executive Summary.
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Demonstrating Meaningful Use of Health IT for 2011 and Beyond
On behalf of a broad range of health leaders, the Markle Foundation, Center for American Progress, and the Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform at Brookings offer recommendations on measuring and demonstrating meaningful use of health IT under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
Read December 2009 consensus statement
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The Markle Task Force on National Security In the Information Age
Top national security policy makers from every presidential administration over the past 30 years, civil liberties advocates, and information technology experts have been working since 2002 as members of the Markle Task Force to understand what happened on 9/11 and how to prevent it from happening again.
Learn about the Markle Task Force.
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Models for Trusted Information Sharing
Claudia Williams, Markle's director for health policy and public affairs, speaks before the Health IT Policy Committee on privacy, public trust, and the architecture choices to support trusted information sharing.
Read testimony.
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