Purpose / Use / Description of Data Sample Clauses

Purpose / Use / Description of Data. The purpose of this Attachment is to provide terms and conditions under which HCA will allow the restricted use of its Data to the Contractor, and under which the Contractor may receive and use the Data. This Attachment ensures that HCA Data is provided, protected, and used only for purposes authorized by state and federal law governing such Data use. The scope of this Attachment only provides the Contractor with access and Permissible Use of Data; it does not establish an agency relationship or independent contractor relationship between HCA and the Contractor. A. Permissible Use: Contractor may only use the Data for the purposes of performing the duties under this Contract.
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Purpose / Use / Description of Data. The purpose of this DSA is to provide terms and conditions under which HCA will allow the restricted use of its Data to the Contractor, and under which the Contractor may receive and use the Data. This DSA ensures that HCA Data is provided, protected, and used only for purposes authorized by state and federal law governing such Data use. The scope of this DSA only provides the Contractor with access and Permissible Use of Data; it does not establish an agency relationship or independent contractor relationship between HCA and the Contractor. a. Permissible Use: Contractor may only use the Data for the purposes of comply with the requirements in House Bill 1477 that state the specific elements that the XXXX Steering Committee must report to the Governor and legislature.
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Purpose / Use / Description of Data. The purpose of this Attachment is to provide terms and conditions under which HCA will allow the restricted use of its Data to the Contractor, and under which the Contractor may receive and use the Data. This Attachment ensures that HCA Data is provided, protected, and used only for purposes authorized by state and federal law governing such Data use. The scope of this Attachment only provides the Contractor with access and Permissible Use of Data; it does not establish an agency relationship or independent contractor relationship between HCA and the Contractor. HCA will share enrolled Medicaid client lists with the Receiving Party to assist the ABCD Coordinators in conducting outreach to families with eligible children. The HCA Dental Program Manager will upload the excel file containing the specified Data to their region/county to the ABCD Coordinator’s assigned folder via WaTech Managed File Transfer (MFT). The Data will only include eligible ABCD clients that have not had a dental claim in the past 12 months. HCA will share the following information of Medicaid clients with the Receiving Party via WaTech MFT to assist in outreach to identify eligible children: I. Client ID; II. Full name; III. Age; IV. DOB; V. Mailing address; VI. Phone number; VII. Head of household name; VIII. Preferred language;
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Purpose / Use / Description of Data. The purpose of this Attachment is to provide terms and conditions under which HCA will allow the restricted use of its Data to the Contractor, and under which the Contractor may receive and use the Data. This Attachment ensures that HCA Data is provided, protected, and used only for purposes authorized by state and federal law governing such Data use. The scope of this Attachment only provides the Contractor with access and Permissible Use of Data; it does not establish an agency relationship or independent contractor relationship between HCA and the Contractor.
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