--t but not least, sect charles cutler. we have extensive bios for these individuals in the packet available in person, as well as online biographies. i don't want to spend time reading their bios, but the goal of this first panel was really to offer perspective on exactly what started a lot of this, a data release that came out earlier this year in 2014. that was actually the motivation of what myself as a physician who was a part of the data set really wanted to explore and understand, what does this really mean for patients? i will just tell you that we will be getting into deeper discussion around these topics. this hit home that only from one i looked myself up, which you can all do online, niles can tell you more about accessing that information, but more importantly with real patient care -- i have a 61-year-old woman who came in with what she thought was a cracked rib after picking up her grandchildren, who were fairly heavy at the time and she was a small, diminutive woman. i said that that was unusual, cracking a

so we have charlie, and last but not latest, doctor charles cutler from the american college of physiciansbiographies online. so i don't want to do anything except to say that the goal of the panel was to offer perspectives from exactly what started a lot of this with the beta release. it came out earlier this year in 2014 and that was actually the motivation of what myself as a physician who is actually part of this really wanted to explore and understand what does this mean for a patient. i will just tell you that we are going to get into some deeper discussion on this topic and it hit home not only from when i looked myself up online, but also more importantly patient care i had a 61-year-old woman who came in after she got was a cracked rib, and she had a small problem and she said i cracked a rib, it's unusual, long story short, over $40 and it turned out that she had lung cancer and it's not clear how it started or if it was part of this, but she said were the best opportunity to see. and i pointed her to some of charlie's resources and how much of american medicine is not transparen

charles cutler who is practicing internist and has leadership experience from american college of physicians to side comment before you go. we actually -- our staff at brookings, we looked through dozens of letters that were sent to the senate finance committee when its chairman, ron wyden, senator ron wyden, asked for public comments from physician groups and physician organizations and anybody on this topic of data, kind of transparency, writ large. he was looking at this topic for a number of reasons. and the american college of physicians a long with a number of other physician organizations, sent very detailed, i think, thoughtful letters that all said probably, just to gloss over similar things. transparency is good. we know that. but huge caveats around how this data is interpreted by public is something that many physicians, especially given what charlie had pointed out with some of the media headlines, that had really been threatened by. so, i'm going to just kind of speak to that because i had a number of conversation after some of the newspaper and radio and other media headlines

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