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A Novel Privacy-Preserving Approach to Enable Remote Data Access and Analytics at Federally Qualified Health Centers: Stop-HCC-HCV Program in South Texas
Authors
Catherine K. Craven, Raudel Bobadilla, Edward Yao, Caleb Castillo, Julio Cerroblanco, Bertha E. Flores, Mamta Jain, Alex Radunsky, Mikulas Plesak, Craig Gentry, Riddhiman Das, Gharib Gharibi
The STOP-HCC-HCV program to screen and treat hepatitis C, vaccinate for hepatitis B, and prevent hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is implementing a novel approach that includes a novel cloud-based privacy-preserving platform, TripleBlind, to overcome electronic health record (EHR) native reporting limitations without removing data at four Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) in South Texas, USA. The program serves a primarily low-income, medically underserved Latino population, in which HCC occurs at higher rates than nationally. At the first two FQHCs, the approach yielded improved accuracy, showing that 28% and 308% more patients, respectively, were screened than was previously reported, with quarterly reporting time decreased from many hours over multiple days to under four minutes.
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