Disclosure of Findings. Nothing in the DUA, including but not limited to Section 8, prohibits Users from discussing or reporting on specific providers or suppliers (including individual physicians) in a manner consistent with A-1.
Disclosure of Findings. The Recipient agrees not to disclose direct findings, listings, or information derived from the CMS Data file(s), with or without direct identifiers, if such findings, listings, or information can, by themselves or in combination with other data, be used to deduce an individual’s identity. Examples of such data elements include, but are not limited to geographic location, age if > 89, sex, diagnosis and procedure, admission/discharge date(s), or date of death. The Recipient agrees that any use of CMS data in the creation of any document (manuscript, table, chart, study, report, etc.) must adhere to CMS’s current cell size suppression policy. This policy stipulates that no cell (e.g. admittances, discharges, patients, services) 10 or less may be displayed. Also, no use of percentages or other mathematical formulas may be used if they result in the display of a cell 10 or less. The Recipient also agrees not to disclose, with or without direct physician identifiers, direct findings, listings, or information derived from CMS data file(s) if such findings, listings, or information can, by themselves or in combination with other data, be used to deduce a physician’s total Medicare reimbursements.
Disclosure of Findings. The Recipient Agrees that it shall not publish any MassHealth Data, or any data derived or extracted from such data, in any paper, report, website, statistical tabulation, or similar documentation unless such paper, report, website, statistical tabulation, or similar documentation conforms to the standards for de-identification set forth under 45 C.F.R. §§ 164.514(a), (b)(2), and (c) and further, that any such publications shall be limited to the specific purpose(s) described and approved in the Application. The Recipient shall not publish or disclose in any public paper, report, website, statistical tabulation or similar document any data on ten (10) or fewer individuals or data derived from ten (10) or fewer claims.
Disclosure of Findings. When a prospective employer seeks to review an employee’s disciplinary record, the Department will only disclose investigations with a finding of Substantiated, Exonerated- Other Violations Noted, Improper Action, or Secondary Violations Substantiated to the prospective employer. IA will prepare an Employer Disclosure Form setting forth all investigations with the above- referenced findings and any other required disclosures under Virginia Code § 15.2-1705. Employees may request to review the prepared Employer Disclosure Form and compare it to their control card before the form is produced to any prospective employer.
Disclosure of Findings. The User agrees not to disclose, with or without direct physician identifiers, direct findings, listings, or information derived from the file(s) specified in Section 5 of the DUA, if such findings, listings, or information can, by themselves or in combination with other data, be used to deduce a physician’s total Medicare reimbursements.
Disclosure of Findings. Nothing in the Data Use Agreement, including but not limited to Section 9, prohibits User from discussing or reporting on specific individuals or incidents in a manner consistent with Section A-2 and 42 CFR 401, Subpart G. A-5. Data linking: So long as the resulting files are only used in a manner consistent with 42 CFR 401, subpart G, nothing in the Data Use Agreement, including but not limited to Section 10, prohibits User from linking information derived from the files specified in Section 5 of the Data Use Agreement to other sources of individually-identifiable (patient-specific) health information, such as medical records, available to the QE and its contractors. When using or disclosing protected health information (PHI) or personally identifiable information (PII), obtained under the Data Use Agreement, User must make “reasonable efforts to limit” the information to the “minimum necessary” to accomplish the intended purpose of the use, disclosure or request. A-6. Prohibition on Data Reuse: Nothing in the Data Use Agreement, including but not limited to Section 11, prohibits User from reusing the data specified in Section 5 for any and all uses consistent with the requirements of 42 CFR 401, Subpart G. All other reuses are subject to the provisions of Section 11 of the DUA.
Disclosure of Findings. Nothing in the Data Use Agreement, including but not limited to Section 9, prohibits Users from discussing or reporting on specific individuals or incidents in a manner consistent with Section A-2 and 42 CFR 401, Subpart g.
