For specific government functions Sample Clauses

For specific government functions. Examples: I may disclose PHI of military personnel and veterans under certain circumstances. Also, I may disclose PHI in the interests of national security, such as protecting the President of the United States or assisting with intelligence operations.
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For specific government functions. In certain situations, we may disclose Protected Health Information of veterans. We may disclose your Protected Health Information for national security activities required by law. Aviso sobre las prácticas de privacidad Agosto 2024 Este aviso describe como la Información de Salud Protegida sobre usted puede ser utilizada y divulgada y la manera en la que usted puede adquirir acceso a esta información. Por favor revise este aviso cuidadosamente. Este aviso es provisto por parte de Tempus Unlimited, Inc., aquí nombrado como la Agencia. Se nos requiere por xxx xxxxx este aviso a usted y mantener la privacidad y la seguridad de su información médica protegida. Debemos cumplir con este Aviso, pero nos reservamos el derecho de cambiar las prácticas de privacidad descritas en él. Se puede obtener una versión actualizada de este Aviso en la página de web de la agencia, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, y estará publicado en nuestras oficinas. También puede solicitar una copia actualizada enviando una solicitud por escrito al Departamento de Cumplimiento de la Agencia, 000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, XX 00000. Entendemos que la información médica sobre usted y sobre su salud es personal y confidencial y estamos comprometidos a proteger la confidencialidad de su información de salud protegida. Hemos creado un registro sobre el cuidado y los servicios que usted recibe a través de la agencia. Necesitamos este registro para poder proveer servicios y para poder cumplir con ciertos requisitos legales. Este Aviso le informará sobre las formas en que podemos utilizar y divulgar su información. También le describimos sus derechos y ciertas obligaciones que tenemos para utilizar y divulgar su información médica protegida. Si usted cree que sus derechos de privacidad han sido violados, usted puede someter una xxxxx a nosotros o al Secretario de la Salud y Servicios Humanos de Estados Unidos en la página de web xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/. Para someter una queja ante nosotros, puede enviar una carta a la agencia describiendo la violación al Departamento de Cumplimiento 000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, XX 00000. También puede someter una xxxxx a través de correo electrónico dirigido a Xxxxxxxxx@XxxxxxXxxxxxxxx.xxx.. No habrá represalias por someter una xxxxx. QUIENES SEGUIRÁN ESTE AVISO: Este aviso describe las prácticas de la agencia, los profesionales de la salud, los empleados, los voluntarios y otras personas que trabajan en cualquiera de los programas de Tempus Unlimited, I...
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For specific government functions. In certain situations, we may disclose Protected Health Information of veterans. We may disclose your Protected Health Information for national security activities required by law.
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For specific government functions. WTC may disclose PHI of military personnel and veterans in certain situations. And WTC may disclose PHI for national security purposes, such as protecting the President of the United States or conducting intelligence operations.
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For specific government functions. We may disclose PHI of U.S. military personnel and veterans and to correctional facilities in certain situations, to government benefit programs relating to eligibility and enrollment, and for national security and intelligence activities, such as protection of the President.
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