Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system includes generating a graph data structure including a plurality of data points. A query for the graph data structure may be received via a user interface. At least one data point from the plurality of data points may be identified, via the user interface, in the graph data structure based upon, at least in part, the query. A selection of a data point from the identified at least one data point may be received via the user interface. The selected data point may be provided to one or more electronic data sources.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system includes generating a graph data structure including a plurality of data points. A query for the graph data structure may be received via a user interface. At least one data point from the plurality of data points may be identified, via the user interface, in the graph data structure based upon, at least in part, the query. A selection of a data point from the identified at least one data point may be received via the user interface. The selected data point may be provided to one or more electronic data sources.

Abstract: Data access rights are validated by using data proxies, so that providers of services such as speech recognition are not required to know the identity and access rights of users. The need for keeping user accounts and associated data access rights synchronized between systems such as hospital active directory systems, Electronic Health Record/Electronic Medical Record (EHR/EMR) systems, and speech recognition systems is, therefore, removed. Access rights are determined using proxy data, in order to provide access to confidential data, based on the provision of the proxy data in place of user credentials. Secure access to Protected Health Information (PHI) and other confidential data is guaranteed without having to provide the user credentials, because ownership of the data provided as proxy data is equivalent to presence of access rights to the proxied data.