Description of Procedures. 17. As outlined above, to enable the MASH to operate lawfully, the signatories should ensure that in practice data sharing takes place with lawful authority and in a manner that is compatible with the legal framework for the sharing of personal information. While the law is complicated, there are some essential practices that, if they adhered to by the signatories and those administering the MASH, will help to ensure that data sharing takes place in a lawful manner. These essential practices are:
Description of Procedures. During this research, I will be asked to do one of the following: ___ Work with a participant with RHD, asking them to describe pictures, discuss events in their life, tell a story, and other similar types of talking tasks. I will also ask the participant for relevant demographic information, complete a hearing questionnaire, and complete a standardized measure of language and cognition (the Cognitive-Linguistic Quick Test) with them. ___ Spend approximately five minutes with a participant with RHD having a conversation where we simply get to know one another. The session will be videotaped for later transcription and analysis.
Description of Procedures. The MinuteClinic policies and procedures described in Paragraph 20 shall identify and describe:
a) The methods by which patients or companions may request a qualified interpreter for a MinuteClinic appointment;
b) Procedures for intake of such requests and engaging qualified interpreters within a reasonable timeframe;
c) Procedures for communicating with patients and/or companions while a request for a qualified interpreter is pending;
d) Procedures for training for affected personnel (including Call Center representatives and MinuteClinic providers);
e) Procedures for recording, tracking, and monitoring requests for qualified interpreters for MinuteClinic appointments, including methods for capturing the following information:
(i) the date the request was made,
(ii) the name of the person who is deaf or hard of hearing,
(iii) the time and date of the scheduled appointment,
(iv) whether the request for a qualified interpreter was fulfilled and, if not, the reason(s) for rejecting the request, and
(v) the identity of the individual within MinuteClinic who addressed the request.
f) Procedures for resolving disagreements or disputes over the provision of auxiliary aids and services in MinuteClinics (e.g., directing the patient to the Civil Rights Coordinator for Minute Clinic).
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