This is to inform you that MITRE has obtained public release approval for the information identified below. Title: Data Reuse Agreements (DRA) Date of Release: 4/19/2011 Case Number: 11-1630
Slide 1. Problem (text slide): Describe the problem area that your project is addressing. Use a single short narrative statement or just a few bulleted statements. This is also the place to describe what is not known – the open question that needs resolving. This slide will become one element of the take-away quad chart, so write at that level. Please just use text on this slide.
Slide 2. Background (graphic with captions slide): This slide provides the background and context that motivate your work. It can be used to show the business context of your project. Provide an interesting graphic(s) with brief text captions that you can describe to illustrate the points. Please stay within the dotted box shown on the template.
Slide 3. Objective (text slide): State the objective of the project as you would on a quad chart. Use a single short narrative statement or just a couple of bulleted statements. If this is a multiyear effort with an overall objective, also state as a separate bullet the specific objective for the current fiscal year. Please just use text on this slide.
Slide 4. Activities (text slide): Provide a bulleted list of the high-level activities underway on your project. This should be the kind of summary information that you would include on a quad chart. Please just use text on this slide.
Slide 5. Highlight (graphic with captions slide): Use (an) interesting graphic(s) with brief text captions to illustrate a significant activity or result of the project. This is your opportunity to provide more detail on some aspect of your project in an engaging way. Please stay within the dotted box shown on the template.
The main screen of the user interface shows that Bob has established consents that govern four different scenarios: treatment provided by his primary care provider (or PCP), treatment provided via a referral, research and emergency-care. If we click on the first entry [not shown here], we see that Dr. Blass (Bob’s PCP) can receive any information. If we click on the second entry, we see that Bob allows Allergy information to be shared, but not medications. We can change the medications from deny to allow. Bob does not want mental-health information to be shared. Finally, this consent allows information to be shared with Dr. Blass (Bob’s PCP) or anyone that Dr. Blass indicates he has referred Bob to. If we click on the fourth entry, we see that when Bob receives emergency care, he is willing to share any information, except that which pertains to mental health. [Click on the last iPhone to return to the slide show.]
Slide 7. Impacts (text slide): Provide a bulleted list of the high-level impacts your project is having (or intends to have if you are just starting). Please just use text on this slide. A project can have multiple impacts. Here are examples as listed in the Project Leader Handbook: Customer operational mission Developing work program Academic/R&D community Standards body that influences customer decisions/choices Vendor community MITRE operations, image, and environment Relevant knowledge capture and dissemination
Slide 8. Future Plans (graphic with captions slide): Use (an) interesting graphic(s) with brief text captions to illustrate where your project is going next – what the next challenges are. This could be the next milestone along the way of a multiyear effort, a proposed technology transition, or new related research that is needed if your project is drawing to a close. Please stay within the dotted box shown on the template.
