DATA TRANSFER FREQUENCY Sample Clauses

DATA TRANSFER FREQUENCY. 5.1. Data will be transferred as specified in Section 4 on a daily basis. VERSION DATE REVISION DETAILS COMPLETED BY 1.0 27-MAR-2020 kelleyabad@ Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Assistant Director 4/21/2020 Verily has developed a model for a COVID-19 screening and drive-thru sample collection and testing program for eligible individuals (the “Program”) and is collaborating with State, Counties, and other government authorities to deploy the Program due to the Governor’s State of Emergency Proclamation dated March 4, 2020 and Executive Order N-25-20, in response to COVID-19, and deployment and operation of the Program is directly related to that emergency and intended for the preservation of public health and safety. The State would like to collaborate with Verily to deploy and operate the Program to serve at-risk residents of the State of California (the “Participants”) in various counties throughout California (each such County where the Program is deployed, a “County”, and collectively the “Counties”) at various sites in each County (each, a “Site”). Prior to this Agreement, Verily deployed the Program at Santa Xxxxx County and San Mateo County (the “Verily-Operated Sites”) and at other pilot sites in Riverside County, Sacramento County, San Xxxxxxx County, Los Angeles County, and the City and County of San Francisco (collectively, together with the Verily-Operated Sites, the “Pilot Sites”). Payment for services and costs for the Pilot Sites through April 17, 2020, are exclusively covered in a separate contract between Verily and the State. This Agreement covers services going forward from April 18, 2020, at the Pilot Sites and any additional sites selected by the State and deployed in coordination with Verily and the Counties.
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DATA TRANSFER FREQUENCY. 5.1. Data will be transferred as specified in Section 4 on a daily basis. COVID-19 Baseline Data VERSION DATE REVISION DETAILS COMPLETED BY 1.0 27-MAR-2020 Initial Version kelleyabad@ 2.0 10-APR-2020 Section 3. Data Format updated kelleyabad@ 3.0 20-MAY-2020 Section 3 Data Format updated to includeadditional symptoms, race and ethnicity. Removed not applicable program-related data variables kelleyabad@ EXHIBIT G – HIPPA BUSINESS ASSOCIATE ADDENDUM
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