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The Grill: Zoë Baird
As head of the Markle Foundation, she brings IT to bear on two of today's most pressing issues: health care and national security.

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Slade Gorton Joins Markle Board of Directors
Former US senator and attorney general for the state of Washington and member of the
9-11 Commission is elected to a 3-year term on the Markle Foundation's Board of Directors.

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8 Years After 9/11
An effective information sharing environment to prevent future attacks is still needed and must remain a priority. New National Security briefs offer recommendations for ensuring authorized use and discoverability of information while protecting privacy and civil liberties and changing the culture of government.

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Critical Implementation Decisions for Health IT in the Recovery Act
Markle and collaborators comment on 'meaningful use' of health IT, Regional Extension Centers, and key privacy provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

See the Markle Connecting for Health consensus statement on meaningful use.
Aligning Health IT and Health Care Reform
Dramatic improvements are possible with smart alignment of health IT and health care reform. Learn about a collaboration by Markle, Center for American Progress, and the Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform at Brookings.

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Watch the webcast.
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.

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Implementing Energy and Climate Security Goals
The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) examines the role of the federal government in protecting and promoting the nation's energy security.

Read The Obama Plan for Energy and Climate Security.
Learn more about the Big Energy Map.
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Markle Advisory Briefs

As part of our efforts to help inform policy and decision making, Markle publishes a series of advisory briefs and working papers that focus on key technology and policy issues, critical attributes, and expectations in health and national security.

Developing New Energy Security Policies for the US

On April 29, 2009, the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) convened a group of thought leaders to discuss how to implement President Obama's energy and climate security goals. The conference was the culmination of the year-long Markle-supported CNAS project called the Big Energy Map, which examines the role the federal government in protecting and promoting the nation's energy security.

Common Framework: Connecting Consumers to their Health

Connecting for Health released a new compendium of Common Framework documents defining a set of practices that can help protect personal health information and enhance consumer participation in online health records.

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