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Two-thirds of Americans willing to share health data with researchers Graphic from NPR According to a new survey from Truven Health Analytics and NPR, 68 percent of American consumers are willing to share health information with researchers, but this group of people is more likely to be wealthy, well-educated, and young. Truven surveyed 3,000 Americans via landlines, mobile phones, and the web, with the group filtered by generation, education level and income level. The survey found that overall, only 74 percent of respondents said their physician had an electronic health record. Other questions in the survey centered on privacy and data sharing. Those in the $100,000 a year or more income bracket were more concerned about privacy than others — 27 percent of them had concerns about their health insurer and 17 percent had concerns about their physician. Nonetheless, most survey participants were willing to share information anonymously with researchers.
New Site TalentBin Merges Social Media Info Into Sourcing Profiles TalentBin officially launched from private beta to public yesterday. The service, which bills itself as a talent search engine, announced via press release that it “just turned the entire professional web into the largest talent sourcing database known to mankind with its public launch.” If you’ll excuse the bravado, what TalentBin is trying to do is actually quite impressive and has leaped forward since I saw the beginnings of its private beta at the HR Technology Conference last October. What it is trying to do is fairly simple: create a searchable database that merges information about a person from all over the web into a single profile so that recruiters can get all of the information about them in one, digestible place. Pre-launch Reviews Were Strong When TalentBin quietly went into private beta, several prominent folks got an opportunity to use the product hands-on. Also in the press release is a customer list that includes companies like Groupon, Intuit, and Yahoo.
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23andMe Is Terrifying, But Not for the Reasons the FDA Thinks SA Forum is an invited essay from experts on topical issues in science and technology. If there’s a gene for hubris, the 23andMe crew has certainly got it. Last Friday the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ordered the genetic-testing company immediately to stop selling its flagship product, its $99 “Personal Genome Service” kit. In response, the company cooed that its “relationship with the FDA is extremely important to us” and continued hawking its wares as if nothing had happened. Since late 2007, 23andMe has been known for offering cut-rate genetic testing. At first, 23andMe seemed to angle its kit as a fun way to learn a little genetics using yourself as a test subject. That phase didn’t last for long, because there is much more interesting stuff in your genome than novelty items. But as the FDA frets about the accuracy of 23andMe’s tests, it is missing their true function, and consequently the agency has no clue about the real dangers they pose. Sound paranoid?
People Aggregators: Candidate Mining If, as CareerXRoads suggests, most hires are active candidates, then Candidate Experience matters more than most of us would have imagined and the need for candidate mines is less than LinkedIn might have guessed. People Aggregators: Candidate Mining In a recent study, the CareerXRoads team (Gerry Crispin and Mark Mehler) uncovered some startling data. It turns out that while the industry buzz is all about passive candidates, we hire active candidates nearly eighty percent of the time. Holy Guacamole! The timing is particularly interesting. If, as CareerXRoads suggests, most hires are active candidates, then Candidate Experience matters more than most of us would have imagined and the need for candidate mines is less than LinkedIn might have guessed. That said, whether or not the current focus of these candidate mining companies is in need of a pivot, something will be made of the material they are extracting. That’s what Big Data projects are like as well.
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