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The document discusses a national dialogue on health information technology and privacy hosted by the National Academy of Public Administration. It provided an online forum for citizens to submit ideas and comments. Over 4,400 people from 80 countries participated, submitting 120 unique ideas and 500 comments. Participation was geographically diverse and included urban, rural, and suburban residents. The dialogue engaged a wide range of stakeholders and generated valuable discussion and perspectives on the topic.
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- 1. A National Dialogue On Health Information Technology and Privacy © 2008 National Academy of Public Administration
- 2. Doing What Works ● Ask a clear and compelling question ● Find and encourage early adopters ● Make it easy to play ● Empower the community ● Focus the discussion ● Ensure a value exchange ● Enable discussion based on commonalities rather than conflict © 2008 National Academy of Public Administration
- 3. Collaborative Brainstorming Citizens Text, Links, Video, Seven-Day Time Window engage the question Pictures, Documents, etc. and submit their ideas The Crowd refines ideas, votes the best ones to the top, and invites others in to help “grow” the discussion community Discussion Voting Social Networks Catalysts use their expertise to guide, focus, and track the discussion Actionable, Citizen-Centered Guidance © 2008 National Academy of Public Administration
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- 7. Leveraging Social Networks © 2008 National Academy of Public Administration
- 8. Leveraging Social Networks © 2008 National Academy of Public Administration
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- 12. Log On Today! www.thenationaldialogue.org © 2008 National Academy of Public Administration