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Agenda

Guiding Goal: Vaccination data capture and transitive trust

Welcome (Paul—2.5 mins)
Newcomer Introductions (WG—2.5 mins)
Task Force Updates (WG—5 mins)
- Health Care TF (Scott)
- FHIR FG (John)
- Notice & Consent TF (Mark)
- Privacy & Risk TF (Jan)
COVID-19 Credentials Initiative (CCI) hosted by Linux Foundation Public Health (LFPH) (John—10 mins)
- CCI - https://www.covidcreds.org
- LFPH - https://www.lfph.io
- Upcoming webinar: Introduction to Vaccine Credentials
  - Hosted by: LF Public Health
    Tuesday, January 26th (Monday, January 25th)
    @ 7.30pm PT (25th) / 4.30am CET (26th)
  - Registration: https://bit.ly/intro-vc-2
  - For more information, contact John Walker
Discussion: An alternative data strategy for Vaccination Records (Paul—35 mins)

Ref.: https://editor.oca.argo.colossi.network
- Example: "Immunization Screening" form in OCA format
- Example: "Vaccination Records" form in OCA format
The concept of transitive trust and VC/container coupling
- The approach undertaken by the DAPSI Digital Immunization Passport team in dealing with personal health data is to use a Semantic Container for the bulk of the transient data storage with a coupled VC acting as a certificate of proof that the data subject has been vaccinated.
  For the "VC/Container" approach, the VC can contain minimal information to provide a vaccination status plus (i.) an attribute containing a hash of the data payload in the container and (ii.) an attribute containing a hash of the form that was used to capture that data payload. If either the data payload or the form are subsequently modified, the corresponding hash would no longer be valid and, by default, the VC would also be invalidated. With this method, the VC acts as both the "Proof of Vaccination" certificate and a means of authenticating that everything contained in the associated container has been verified.
  - Example involving points (i.) and (ii.):

Meeting Notes

Participants (Name / Location / Time zone / Affiliation):

Paul Knowles / Basel, Switzerland / CET / Human Colossus Foundation
Jay Fischbach / Toronto, Canada / EST / KABN
John Walker / Bay Area, CA, USA / PST / SemanticClarity, CCI
Neil Thomson / Ottawa, Canada / EST / QueryVision
Burak Serdar / Denver, CO, USA / MST / Cloud Privacy Labs
Carly / Guelph, Canada / EST / University of Guelph, Waterloo Centre of Microbial Research
Daniel Bachenheimer / Metro Washington, DC / EST / Accenture
Jim StClair / Biloxi, MS, USA / CST / Lumedic
John Wunderlich / Toronto, Canada / EST / JLINC Labs
Mike Bennett (Deactivated) / Wales, UK / GMT / Freelance Ontologist
Mukund Parthasarathy / Bay Area, CA, USA / PST / SemanticClarity
Subra Subramaniam / Bay Area, CA, USA / PST / CyberKnowledge
Philippe Page / Geneva, Switzerland / CET / Human Colossus Foundation
Salvatore D'Agostino / Boston, MA, USA / EST / Open Consent Group
Steven Milstein / Montreal, Canada / EST / Colab Ventures

Leadership positions:

Medical Information TF
- Chair volunteers
  - Mukund Parthasarathy (SemanticClarity)
  - John Walker (SemanticClarity)
- Vice-chair volunteers

Notice & Consent TF
- Chair volunteers
  - Mark Lizar (Open Consent Group)
  - Salvatore D'Agostino (Open Consent Group)
- Vice-chair volunteers

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