Abstract: Credentials sent over a back channel during the authentication of a user to a RESTful service can elevate the trust the recipient system can place in the user's identity. The addition of an identity credential of higher strength can increase confidence in user identities electronically presented with a lower strength credential. Attributes from either credential can be used to determine authorization to a protected resource.

Abstract: Credentials sent over a back channel during the authentication of a user to a RESTful service can elevate the trust the recipient system can place in the user's identity. The addition of an identity credential of higher strength can increase confidence in user identities electronically presented with a lower strength credential. Attributes from either credential can be used to determine authorization to a protected resource.

Abstract: Credentials sent over a back channel during the authentication of a user to a RESTful service can elevate the trust the recipient system can place in the user's identity. The addition of an identity credential of higher strength can increase confidence in user identities electronically presented with a lower strength credential. Attributes from either credential can be used to determine authorization to a protected resource.

Abstract: Credentials sent over a back channel during the authentication of a user to a RESTful service can elevate the trust the recipient system can place in the user's identity. The addition of an identity credential of higher strength can increase confidence in user identities electronically presented with a lower strength credential.

Abstract: A method and system for controlling the release of health information about an individual. A patient consent repository provides authorization to release all or part of requested health information based, in part, on attributes and sensitivity labels passed in the request for consent.

Abstract: A method and system for controlling the release of health information about an individual. The location of a patient consent repository is encoded into released electronic health information so that subsequent requests for the release of the individual's health released information can access the patient consent repository.

Abstract: A method and system for selecting sharing choices by an individual over the release of health information using portal. Sharing choices are stored in a consent repository as a composite patient consent directive. The composite patient consent directive is used to generate a consent response specific to request for consent to release health information for the individual based, in part, on attributes and sensitivity labels passed in the request for consent.

Abstract: The invention relates to an integrated method of identifying, aggregating and making accessible information from multiple heterogeneous sources including receiving data about an entity from a remotely located source; parsing the data using a parser specific to the remotely located source; if the entity does not have an existing unique entity identifier, assigning a unique entity identifier to the entity; associating the data with the unique entity identifier for the entity; associating a version number with the data and the unique entity identifier; storing the data and the version number in a location specific to the remotely located source; aggregating the entity data accumulated from multiple remote sources and stored in locations specific to the remote source in a common, logical view of the entity record; populating the common, logical entity record in a high speed memory with the data; making the entity data available from the high speed memory for use by one or more applications independently of each o

Abstract: A printed circuit board assembly testing device includes a LISN device connected to a power source and to a test enclosure. The test enclosure includes a power supply and a communication port. A signal analyzer is interfaced to the LISN device. A circuit board assembly unit under test is positioned in the test enclosure. A controlling computer is interfaced to the communication port. The controlling computer includes a hard disk storage device having benchmark data stored therein. A communication bus interconnects the controlling computer to the signal analyzer. The unit under test is powered up and emissions data is observed which correlates to activity in the unit under test. The emissions data is compared to the benchmark data and a determination can be made as to whether the observed data meets the benchmark data within an acceptable tolerance.

Abstract: A circuit board having a thermal relief pattern for isolating heat generated during soldering of components thereon. The circuit board comprises (1) a substantially planar insulating substrate, the substrate having a via therethrough and (2) a substantially planar conductive layer located over the substrate, the via passing through the layer, the layer having a thermal relief pattern comprising a plurality of apertures located about the via, the plurality of apertures cooperating to restrict heat flow across the thermal relief pattern, each of the plurality of apertures having a boundary with the conductive layer free of discontinuities to inhibit edge effect electromagnetic resonance, the plurality of apertures defining a plurality of corresponding conductive bands in the conductive layer and between the plurality of apertures, the conductive bands cooperating to provide a predetermined minimum level of electrical conduction across the thermal relief pattern.

Abstract: A light that meets Federal Aviation Administration requirements for marking powerlines or powerline support structures that is powered from the magnetic field created by the conduction of electricity along a powerline. The energy in the naturally occurring magnetic filed induces an electric current in a specialized coil within the device that delivers a constant voltage to a lamp. The lamp is focused through a lens into the beam pattern required for marking powerline support structures.