“HealthData.gov launched in 2011 with 30 datasets and as of 2017, there were more than 1,900 data sets available. We are proud of HHS’ commitment to continuously and responsibly release publicly-funded data.”
“How we measure success of HealthData.gov should not be merely a reflection of the number of data sets published. Rather, the data available to the public needs to be discoverable, usable, timely, and high-quality.”
“Within HHS, we are also committed to making sure data is actionable and can inform decision-making across the Department. The Office of the CTO is leading an effort called the Data Insights Initiative to unlock, share and connect data…”
“We listened and today, we are updating the technical platform of HealthData.gov to reduce clutter and duplication. While this will result in fewer data sets…” Read the full article here.
Source: Increasing the Value of Data by Cutting Clutter and Duplication – By Bruce Greenstein, Mona Siddiqui and Kate Appel, April 4, 2018. HealthData.gov.
