Develop and Implement a Risk Management Plan Sample Clauses

Develop and Implement a Risk Management Plan. 1. The FMCNA Covered Entities shall develop a written risk management plan or plans sufficient to address and mitigate any security risks and vulnerabilities identified in the Risk Analysis described in section V.A above (“Risk Management Plan”). The Risk Management Plan shall include a process and timeline for the FMCNA Covered Entities’ implementation, evaluation, and revision of their risk remediation activities. 2. Within ninety (90) days of HHS’ final approval of the Risk Analysis described in section V.A above, the FMCNA Covered Entities shall submit their Risk Management Plan to HHS for HHS’ review. Within sixty (60) days of its receipt of the Risk Management Plan, HHS will inform FMCNA Contact in writing as to whether HHS approves of the Risk Management Plan or, if necessary to ensure compliance with 45 C.F.R. § 164.308(a)(1)(ii)(B), requires revisions to the Risk Management Plan. If HHS requires revisions to the Risk Management Plan, HHS shall provide FMCNA Contact with detailed comments and recommendations in order for the FMCNA Covered Entities to be able to prepare a revised Risk Management Plan. Upon receiving notice of required revisions to the Risk Management Plan from HHS and a description of any required changes to the Risk Management Plan, the FMCNA Covered Entities shall have sixty (60) days in which to revise their Risk Management Plan accordingly, and submit the revised Risk Management Plan to HHS for review and approval. This submission and review process shall continue until HHS approves the Risk Management Plan. 3. Within sixty (60) days of HHS’ approval of the Risk Management Plan, the FMCNA Covered Entities shall begin implementation of the Risk Management Plan and distribute the plan to workforce members involved with implementation of the plan.
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Develop and Implement a Risk Management Plan. 1. Advocate shall develop an enterprise-wide Risk Management Plan to address and mitigate any security risks and vulnerabilities found in the Risk Analysis described in section V.A. above. The Risk Management Plan shall include a process and timeline for Advocate's implementation, evaluation, and revision of its risk remediation activities. Advocate may submit a Risk Management Plan currently underway for consideration by HHS for compliance with this provision. 2. Within ninety (90) days of HHS' final approval of the Risk Analysis described in section V.A. above, the Contact Person shall submit Advocate's Risk Management Plan to HHS for HHS' review. Within sixty (60) days of its receipt of Advocate's Risk Management Plan, HHS will inform the Contact Person in writing as to whether HHS approves or disapproves of the Risk Management Plan. If HHS disapproves of the Risk Management Plan, HHS shall provide the Contact Person with detailed comments and recommendations in order for Advocate to be able to prepare a revised Risk Management Plan. Upon receiving a letter of disapproval of the Risk Management Plan from HHS and a description of any required changes to the Risk Management Plan, Advocate shall have sixty (60) days in which to revise its Risk Management Plan accordingly, and, through the Contact Person, submit the revised Risk Management Plan to HHS for review and approval. This submission and review process shall continue until HHS approves the Risk Management Plan; provided that at no point in the process may HHS' approval be unreasonably withheld. 3. Within sixty (60) days of HHS' approval of the Risk Management Plan, Advocate shall begin implementation of the Risk Management Plan and distribute the plan to workforce members involved with implementation of the plan.
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Develop and Implement a Risk Management Plan. 1. Within ninety (90) calendar days of the completion of the Risk Analysis required in paragraph V.A. above, NYP shall develop an organization-wide risk management plan to address and mitigate any security risks and vulnerabilities found in its risk analysis. The plan shall include a process and timeline for implementation, evaluation, and revision. The plan shall be forwarded to HHS for its review consistent with paragraph B.2, below. 2. HHS shall review and recommend changes to the aforementioned risk management plan. Upon receiving HHS’ recommended changes, NYP shall have sixty (60) calendar days to provide a revised plan. NYP shall begin implementation of the plan and distribute to workforce members and affiliated staff involved with implementation of the plan within ninety (90) calendar days of HHS’ approval.
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Develop and Implement a Risk Management Plan. 1. Within ninety (90) calendar days of completion of the risk analysis specified in Section V.A, CU shall develop an organization wide risk management plan to address and mitigate any security risks and vulnerabilities found in its risk analysis. The plan shall include a process and timeline for implementation, evaluation, and revision. The plan shall be forwarded to HHS for its review consistent with paragraph 2 below. 2. HHS shall review and recommend changes to the plan. Upon receiving HHS’ recommended changes, CU shall have sixty (60) calendar days to provide a revised plan. CU shall begin implementation of the plan and distribute to workforce members involved with implementation of the plan within ninety (90) calendar days of HHS’ approval.
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Develop and Implement a Risk Management Plan. 1. Peachstate shall develop a risk management plan to address and mitigate any security threats and vulnerabilities identified in the risk analysis specified in paragraph V.A. 2. The risk management plan shall be forwarded to HHS for review and approval within 90 days of the Effective Date. HHS shall approve, or, if necessary, require revisions to Peachstate’s risk management plan. 3. Upon receiving HHS’s notice of required revisions, if any, Peachstate shall have 30 days to revise the risk management plan accordingly and forward to HHS for review and approval. This process shall continue until HHS approves the risk management plan. 4. Within 30 days of HHS’s approval of the risk management plan, Peachstate shall finalize and officially adopt the risk management plan in accordance with its applicable administrative procedures.
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Develop and Implement a Risk Management Plan. 1. North Memorial shall develop an organization-wide risk management plan to address and mitigate any security risks and vulnerabilities identified in the risk analysis and, if necessary, revise its policies and procedures accordingly. The risk management plan and any revised policies and procedures shall be forwarded to HHS for its review and approval consistent with section V.C.2 of this CAP. 2. Within ninety (90) calendar days of the completion of the risk analysis required by section V.B.1 of this CAP, North Memorial shall forward the risk analysis and the risk management plan and any revised policies and procedures required by section V.C.1 of this CAP to HHS for its review and approval. HHS will inform North Memorial in writing as to whether HHS approves or disapproves of the proposed risk analysis, risk management plan, or any policies and procedures within a reasonable time. If HHS disapproves of them, HHS shall provide North Memorial with comments and required revisions within a reasonable time. Upon receiving any required revisions to the risk analysis, risk management plan, or any policies and procedures from HHS, North Memorial shall have sixty (60) calendar days in which to revise the documents, and then submit the revised documents to HHS for review and approval. This process shall continue until HHS approves the risk analysis, risk management plan, and any policies and procedures. 3. Within sixty (60) calendar days of HHS’ approval of the risk management plan and any revised policies and procedures required by section V.C.1 of this CAP, North Memorial shall finalize and officially adopt the risk management plan and any revised policies and procedures, in accordance with its applicable administrative procedures. North Memorial shall immediately thereafter begin implementation of the risk management plan and shall distribute the plan and any revised policies and procedures to all workforce members who are involved in the plan’s implementation.
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Develop and Implement a Risk Management Plan. 1. CH shall develop an enterprise-wide Risk Management Plan to address and mitigate any security risks and vulnerabilities identified in the Risk Analysis specified in section V.A.1. above. The Risk Management Plan shall include a process and timeline for CH’s implementation, evaluation, and revision of its risk remediation activities. 2. Within ninety (90) days of HHS’s final approval of the Risk Analysis described in section V.A.1 above, CH shall submit a Risk Management Plan to HHS for HHS’s review and approval. CH may submit a Risk Management Plan developed in response to a Risk Analysis currently underway or previously completed for consideration by HHS for compliance with this provision. 3. Within ninety (90) days of receipt of CH’s Risk Analysis, HHS will inform CH in writing as to whether HHS approves the Risk Management Plan or HHS requires revisions. If HHS requires revisions to the Risk Management Plan, HHS shall provide CH with a written explanation of the basis of its revisions, including comments and recommendations that CH can use to prepare a revised Risk Management Plan. 4. Upon receiving HHS’s notice of required revisions, if any, CH shall have sixty (60) days to revise the Risk Management Plan accordingly and forward for review and approval. This process shall continue until HHS approves the Risk Management Plan. 5. Within sixty (60) days of HHS’s approval of the Risk Management Plan, CH shall finalize and officially adopt the Risk Management Plan in accordance with its applicable administrative procedures.
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Develop and Implement a Risk Management Plan. 1. MIE shall develop a written risk management plan or plans sufficient to address and mitigate any security risks and vulnerabilities identified in the Risk Analysis described in section V.A above (“Risk Management Plan”). The Risk Management Plan shall include a process and timeline for MIE’s implementation, evaluation, and revision of their risk remediation activities. 2. Within thirty (30) days of HHS’ final approval of the Risk Analysis described in section V.A above, MIE shall submit their Risk Management Plan to HHS for HHS’ review. Upon receiving notice of required revisions to the Risk Management Plan from HHS and a description of any required changes to the Risk Management Plan, MIE shall have fifteen (15) days in which to revise its Risk Management Plan accordingly, and submit the revised Risk Management Plan to HHS for review and approval. This submission and review process shall continue until HHS approves the Risk Management Plan. 3. Within thirty (30) days of HHS’ approval of the Risk Management Plan, MIE shall begin implementation of the Risk Management Plan and distribute the plan to workforce members involved with implementation of the plan.
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