Summary of the Data Protection Impact Assessment Sample Clauses

Summary of the Data Protection Impact Assessment. The project has been carefully designed to place the interests of patients uppermost.
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Summary of the Data Protection Impact Assessment. The project has been carefully designed to place the interests of individuals uppermost. Concepts of informed consent and compliance with the Caldicott and Data Protection Principles have been incorporated into the software design.
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Summary of the Data Protection Impact Assessment. Access to FHFT’s electronic patient system – Epic by partner organisations with a legitimate requirement has been in implemented in 2022 when FHFT’s electronic patient system – Epic was introduced as the Trust’s main clinical system. There have been no material breaches of records by Partner users detected by reactive or proactive auditing processes, introduction of this framework provides a robust, GDPR article 26 compliant formal agreement between partner organisations for the usage of this system. It sets a template and standard for partner organisations also allowing Partner parties access to their clinical systems should they also have a requirement for a formal, robust framework to support this. Access to information is granted for direct care purposes only and as part of this framework creation a review of the access request, approval and account creation processes has been undertaken to ensure only those with a legitimate clinical need, are approved. The system operates on a robust security matrix basis and there are robust housekeeping processes in place to ensure timely removal of unused accounts, there are also responsibilities with employing organisations administrators to notify the Trust of leavers, etc.
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Summary of the Data Protection Impact Assessment. The project has been carefully designed to place the interests of patients uppermost. Concepts of informed consent and compliance with the Caldicott and Data Protection Principles have been incorporated into the software design. There is sharing of data through multiple stakeholders who utilise appropriately secured communication channels. The users of this information would normally be expected to have access to this level of personal information as part of their normal working environment. A data protection impact assessment has been conducted. The data protection impact assessment for the sharing of clinical documentation through the EMISweb solution has identified 12 privacy and information security related risk topic areas. Following the implementation of appropriate mitigation measures for each privacy-related risk topic area the residual risk for all of these topic areas is now assessed as low. The IG steering group is satisfied that all appropriate technical and physical measures against unauthorised or unlawful access, accidental loss or destruction of care data are in place. It is the recommendation of the IG Steering Group that the proposed solution is appropriate for making clinical information and documentation available to Thames Hospice through the EMISweb sharing functionality.
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Summary of the Data Protection Impact Assessment. The project has been carefully designed to place the interests of patients uppermost. There is sharing of data through multiple stakeholders who utilise appropriately secured communication channels. The users of the information covered by this schedule would normally be expected to have access to this level of information as part of their normal working environment. Please see the current DPIA for the Connected Care Clinical Portal (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/documents/DPIA2001current.pdf) and the current DPIA for the Connected Care Analytics Platform (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/documents/DPIA2002current.pdf), the current DPIA for the Personal Health Record solution (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/documents/DPIA2008current.pdf), and the current DPIA for the Docobo XXX@XXXX solution (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/documents/DPIA2003current.pdf) that between them incorporate the remote monitoring and virtual xxxx functionality. The Data Protection Impact Assessments for Connected Care project have identified privacy and information security related risk topic areas. Following the implementation of appropriate mitigation measures for each privacy-related risk topic area the residual risk for all of these topic areas is now assessed as low. Representatives from each of the participating partner organisations acting together as the IG Steering Group covering Connected Care have completed a thorough review of the Data Protection Impact Assessment and the IG steering group is satisfied that all appropriate technical and physical measures against unauthorised or unlawful access, accidental loss or destruction of care data are in place. It is also the recommendation of the IG Steering Group that the proposed Connected Care Analytics for Direct Care capability based on GraphNet’s Azure platform is appropriate for its purpose from an information governance perspective. The key risks and mitigations for this arrangement are presented in Schedule L, below. On behalf of the Sharing Organisation I confirm that the information sharing arrangements described in this schedule are agreed and the information described in this schedule is to be made available to the User Organisations and individuals identified in this schedule starting on the Sharing Requirement Start Date and ending on the Sharing Requirement End Date. Agreed by {{!guardian_es_:font(name=calibri,size=10) }} as Caldicott Guardian / Designated Officer / Data Protection Officer, for and on behalf of {{!org_es_:font(name=calibri,size=10) }} {{...
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