The Health Information Privacy Laboratory (HIPLAB) at Vanderbilt University was founded to address the growing needs for privacy technology research and development for the emerging health information technologies sector. The goal of the HIPLAB is to improve the protection of patients' privacy in health information systems. The HIPLAB performs basic, as well as, applied research in a number of health-related areas, including primary care and secondary sharing of patient-specific data for research purposes. Projects in the HIPLAB are multi-faceted and draw upon methodologies in computer science, the biomedical sciences, and public policy. We aim to improve the standard of healthcare and health information systems by developing technologies that enabling trust.
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Aged, 80 and over Algorithms Anonymous Testing Artificial Intelligence Computer Communication Networks Computer Security Confidentiality Editorial Policies Ethics Committees, Research Genetics, Population Genome, Human Health Education Hospital Information Systems International Classification of Diseases Models, Genetic Models, Statistical Pedigree Peripheral Arterial Disease Population Surveillance Security Measures