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The Department has developed an application (Check-It 2) to assist insurers and hospitals meet their HCP and PHDB reporting obligations. Under the Act, registered insurers must provide HCP information to the Department. If you have any questions please contact us by emailing the HCP/PHDB Inbox BackgroundIt is a requirement of the Private Health Insurance Act for declared private hospitals to provided Hospital Casemix Protocol (HCP) information to Private Health Insurers and Private Hospital Data Bureau (PHDB) information to the Department. The existing validation process for PHDB, HCP1, HCP2 and GT-Dental collections will be unaffected.įurther information about the new HCP validation process will be available soon on the HCP webpage. It is envisaged that PHDB and HCP1 external data submitters will be able to provide HCP data files to the EDW for validation at that time. This means that no further updates of Check-It 2 software are being published on the Department’s website.įrom early August 2020, HCP (hospital to insurer) validation will be implemented in the department’s Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) for 2020-21 data onwards.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander HealthĬheck-It 2 software is not supported and it must be discontinued.

Check-It combines knowledge extracted from a variety of signals, and outperforms state-of-the-art methods on commonly-used datasets, achieving more than 90% accuracy, as well as a smooth user experience. In this paper we describe the design, implementation of, and experimentation with Check-It, a lightweight, privacy preserving browser plugin that detects fake-news.

Many recent efforts seek to contain the proliferation of misinformation by automating the identification of fake news through various techniques that exploit signals derived from linguistic processing of online content, analysis of message diffusion patterns, reputation lists, etc.

The impact of misinformation has been so deep and wide that several authors characterize the present historic period as the “post-truth” era. This impact can be attested by recent events like the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2020 US presidential election. The rapid proliferation of misinformation and disinformation on the Internet has brought dire consequences upon societies around the world, fostering extremism, undermining social cohesion and threatening the democratic process.