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AIMS: Future of Data Management
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The AIMS (APHL Informatics Messaging Services) platform provides a secure cloud-based environment for transporting, validating, translating, transforming, and routing electronic health data between public health agencies and laboratories. It currently supports messaging for over 50 state and national public health programs. AIMS ensures compliance with security and privacy standards and underwent its most recent security assessment in 2016. It serves as a key national resource for enabling interoperability across the public health system.
AIMS Overview - January 2018
1) The AIMS Platform is a secure, cloud-based system that facilitates health information exchange by transporting, validating, translating, and routing electronic data between public health agencies and laboratories.
2) Since 2008, AIMS has maintained a message transport hub that allows organizations to securely send and receive electronic messages.
3) AIMS currently connects over 50 state and territorial public health agencies and supports programs in areas like influenza surveillance, vaccine preventable diseases, and antimicrobial resistance.
AIMS Overview - October 2017
The AIMS platform provides a secure cloud-based environment for electronic health data exchange between public health agencies and laboratories. It has supported national disease surveillance programs since 2008 by routing messages between CDC, state agencies, and partner organizations. The platform migrated to Amazon Web Services in 2014 and supports over 80 partners exchanging over 80 million records daily in a HIPAA-compliant environment. It accelerates interoperability and data sharing for public health programs.
AIMS Overview - April 2017
The AIMS platform provides a secure cloud-based environment that accelerates health information exchange. It has supported electronic messaging between public health agencies since 2008. AIMS offers services for transporting, validating, translating, and routing messages. It migrated to Amazon Web Services in 2014 for improved scalability, security and compliance with standards like HIPAA and FedRAMP. AIMS supports numerous public health programs by exchanging data on infectious diseases, laboratory results, immunizations and more. It aims to further interoperability through new initiatives and a focus on integration, analytics and collaboration.
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1) The APHL Informatics Messaging Services (AIMS) is a secure cloud-based platform that aids in the electronic exchange of health data between public health organizations by providing shared services for transporting, validating, translating, and routing messages.
2) AIMS maintains a centralized message transport hub that has supported electronic health messaging since 2008, routing messages between CDC, state laboratories, and other partners.
3) AIMS supports interoperability between states and federal agencies for programs involving influenza, vaccines, notifiable diseases, laboratory testing, and more.
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- 3. • Founded in 2004 • Headquarters located in Tallahassee, Florida • Team Members located: – Austin – Dallas – Orlando – Miami – Washington D.C. – Washington State – South Africa • Focus on data integration and information exchange
- 30. © 2009 Uber Operations, LLC. All rights reserved.
- 31. • >100 banks in >30 countries • Since late 2013 • NY Times reported use of Malware to lurk for months: • transferring funds • feeding video • recording keystrokes
- 32. • The “Internet of Things” • Protect your environment from unauthorized attacks • Internal or external • Any item with power and an IP address • More than you think!
- 33. • Social Engineering Security • Network Security • Information Security
- 34. • Read fine print • Encrypt everything • Control and monitor
- 36. • Anti-Virus • Remove unwanted applications • Use Backups • Browser security settings • Use SSL • Enhance passwords • Multi-factor authentication
- 37. • Don’t assume you’re safe because you’re ‘unimportant’ • Be paranoid • Implement a continuous monitoring system • Home network is most vulnerable