DCA and CoC Sample Clauses

DCA and CoC. Administrator Agencies may use or disclose personal information for activities set forth below and for activities DCA determines to be compatible with such activities. DCA assumes that you consent to the use or disclosure of your personal information for such purposes. a) To carry out maintenance and operation of GA HMIS. b) To create de-identified (anonymous) information that can be used for research and statistical purposes without identifying clients. c) For academic research purposes, release of PPI will be allowed if research is:  Conducted by an individual or institution that has or enters into a formal relationship with DCA and/ or with a CoC Administrator Agency, if the research is conducted by either: i. an individual employed by or affiliated with the organization for use in a research project conducted under a written research agreement approved in writing by DCA and/ or the CoC Administrator Agency, (other than the individual conducting the research); or ii. an institution for use in a research project conducted under a written research agreement approved in writing by DCA and/ or the CoC Administrator Agency; and  The formal relationship is contained in a written research agreement that must: i. establish rules and limitations for the processing and security of PPI in the course of the research; ii. provide for the return or proper disposal of all PPI at the conclusion of the research; iii. restrict additional use or disclosure of PPI, except where required by law; iv. require that the recipient of data formally agree to comply with all terms and conditions of the agreement;  The written research agreement is not a substitute for approval (if appropriate) of a research project by an Institutional Review Board, Privacy Board, or other applicable human subjects protection institution.
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DCA and CoC. Administrator Agencies may use or disclose personal information for activities set forth below and for activities DCA determines to be compatible with such activities. DCA assumes that you consent to the use or disclosure of your personal information for such purposes. a) To carry out maintenance and operation of GA HMIS. b) To create de-identified (anonymous) information that can be used for research and statistical purposes without identifying clients. c) For academic research purposes, release of PPI will be allowed if research is:  Conducted by an individual or institution that has or enters into a formal relationship with DCA and/ or with a CoC Administrator Agency, if the research is conducted by either: i. an individual employed by or affiliated with the organization for use in a research project conducted under a written research agreement approved in writing by DCA and/ or the CoC Administrator Agency, (other than the individual conducting the research); or ii. an institution for use in a research project conducted under a written research agreement approved in writing by DCA and/ or the CoC Administrator Agency; and i. establish rules and limitations for the processing and security of PPI in the course of the research; ii. provide for the return or proper disposal of all PPI at the conclusion of the research; iii. restrict additional use or disclosure of PPI, except where required by law; iv. require that the recipient of data formally agree to comply with all terms and conditions of the agreement;  The written research agreement is not a substitute for approval (if appropriate) of a research project by an Institutional Review Board, Privacy Board, or other applicable human subjects protection institution.

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