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How Health Data Gets Sold: Moving From Third-Party to First-Party | Out-Of-Pocket

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Looking to hire the best talent in healthcare? Check out the OOP Talent Collective - where vetted candidates are looking for their next gig. Learn more here or check it out yourself. Finance Associate - Spark Advisors Data Engineer - firsthand Data Scientist - J2 Health ‍Looking for a job in health tech? Check out the other awesome healthcare jobs on the job board + give your preferences to get alerted to new postings. If you look at how health data is being brokered today, there are two sides. On one side you have companies creating totally new ways to monetize patient data without patient involvement. The market for patient data brokered by a third-party is massive, but basically doesn’t involve any awareness from the patients and uses de-identified data. On the other side you slowly have an ecosystem built that allows patients to finally get their own data out of the health system and authorize the third-parties they want to give it to. This is more of a first-party healthcare data

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