Operations and Associated Tasks Sample Clauses

Operations and Associated Tasks. CBH may use data, including Protected Health Information (as that term is defined in Section 14.10(a)(16) of the General Provisions), it receives from OBHIDS or, subject to the conditions below, other City Departments, to perform the following functions for purposes of program evaluation and administration and quality oversight: (i) to merge and de-identify data received from OBHIDS and (ii) to merge the data received from OBHIDS with data received from the City of Philadelphia Department of Human Services (“DHS”) or other City Departments to be used by OBHIDS and CBH to create de-identified aggregate data reports to be shared with CBH, OBHIDS, DHS and such other City Departments. For purposes of carrying out this service category, the City shall disclose and CBH may access data of City departments or units to conduct cross-agency/cross-City initiatives only as approved in writing by the Responsible Official of the department or unit from which the data will be obtained, the City Law Department and the following additional approvals: (i) data from units under OBHIDS, the Director, (ii) data from DHS, the Department of Public Health, the Office of Supportive Housing and other City departments and units, the Deputy Mayor for Health and Opportunity, or the occupant of a successor position. i) By execution of this Contract, the Director authorizes CBH to enter into one or more Subcontract(s), and any related legally required or appropriate documentation, to carry out the program evaluation and administration tasks and projects authorized under this Section II.B.2.c. Such Subcontracts shall be subject to the following conditions: (1) Such Subcontracts shall not authorize anything that is not permitted by Applicable Law; and (2) Such Subcontracts shall comply with all applicable terms of the Contract and all applicable City policies governing requests for and disclosure of data generated by or maintained by the City or others on behalf of the City. ii) CBH will forward to OBHIDS quarterly updates on the status of each program evaluation performed under Section II.B.2.c, within 45 days after the end of each City fiscal quarter.
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