User:Glenfmarshall

Glen F. Marshall is a retired health informatics architect with specialization in IT infrastructure, computer security, and standardization.

Address: 1006 Gwilym Circle, Berwyn, PA 19312

CV

American Civil Liberties Union
American National Standards Institute, Health Information Technology Standards Panel
- Representative for Siemens Medical Solutions 2005-2008
- Representative for Grok-A-Lot, LLC 2008-2010
- Co-chair, Security Privacy and Infrastructure Technical Committee 2007-2010
ASTM International E31 (medical informatics) 1999-2010
Certification Commission for Healthcare Information Technology
- Member, Security Workgroup 2005-2010
Health Level 7 (HL7)
- Co-chair, Security Technical Committee 1999-2010
Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE)
- Member, International Board 2009-2011
- Member and founding co-chair, IT Infrastructure Planning Committee 2003-2008
- Member, IT Infrastructure Technical Committee 2003-2007
- Member, Strategic Development Committee 2003-2007
- Liaison to HL7 2003-2007
Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS)
- Founding Co-chair, Interoperability Showcase Planning 2003-2008
- Member, Privacy & Security Steering Committee 2006-2008
- Member, Standards Task Force 2005-2009
- Member, Information Systems Security Work Group 2007-2011
ISO/TC 215 (health informatics)
- US Technical Advisory Group 2003-2010
- Participant, WG4 (security) 2003-2010

RFC 3881 - Security Audit and Access Accountability Message XML Data Definitions for Healthcare Applications (2004)
"Privacy and Security in Pennsylvania", Journal of Healthcare Information Management, Spring 2009, Vol. 23 No. 2, with William “Buddy” Gillespie and Steven J. Fox, Esq.
"Ensuring Privacy and Security of Health Information Exchange in Pennsylvania", Pennsylvania eHealth Initiative, 2009, as executive editor
"The Standards Value Chain", Journal of the American Health Information Management Association, October 2009

Machine
- RCA 301
- IBM 402 (wired control board)
- IBM 360 (enough to debug using dumps)
Assembler
- IBM 7044
- RCA 301 (native and SOBEL dialect)
- RCA Spectra 70
- IBM 360 and successors
- Four Phase
- Intel x86
Procedural
- Fortran IV
- COBOL in various versions and dialects
- BASIC in various versions and dialects
- PL/1
- MUMPS
- Pascal
- Modula-2
- C
- C++
- PHP
Non-procedural
- IBM JCL
- RDL (Report Description Language, proprietary to an employer)
- Mark IV
- Prolog
- DOS batch script
- SQL
- HTML
- XML
- XSLT
Object-oriented
- C++
- Visual Basic
- ASP
- JavaScript
- Java