Summary of the Sharing Requirement Purpose Sample Clauses

Summary of the Sharing Requirement Purpose. The purpose of the Surrey Care Record solution is to enable information about an individual’s medical condition and social care packages and requirements to be shared electronically across subscribing health and social care organisations in order to ensure that the care provided is safe and consistent with patients’ existing risks, diagnoses, conditions, problems, medication and other treatment. These records are known locally as the Surrey Care Record. Unless a patient has opted out from sharing and the sharing organisation has accepted the patient’s opt-out the legal basis for sharing and viewing the shared records includes provisions of Section 251B of the Health and Social Care Xxx 0000 (as amended by the Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Act 2015):
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Summary of the Sharing Requirement Purpose. The integrated Commissioning Team for Adult Services brings together the Surrey County Council Commissioning Team for Adult Services and the NHS Surrey Heartlands CCG Adult Services Commissioning Team. This integrated team of health and social care staff will be responsible for commissioning (planning, buying and quality assuring) a range of health and social care services for adults on behalf of Surrey County Council (SCC) and Surrey Heartlands Clinical Commissioning Group (the CCG). Data will be shared as follows: • Commercially Sensitive Data (including data relating to contracts and spend) – will be accessed via written request to the appropriate SCC / CCG Information Asset Owner. This data be stored on electronic filing systems / ICT systems that are secure with access restricted to only those that require it; • Staff Personal Data (including special category data such as Occupational Health records etc.) – will be accessed via written request to the CCG / SCC HR Department and only be provided following written authorisation from the SCC / CCG Information Asset Owner. This data be stored on secure electronic filing systems / ICT systems of SCC / CCG with access restricted to only those that require it; • Anonymised and Pseudonymised Personal Data relating to CCG Commissioned Services will be accessed via written request to the CCG’s Information Team. Pseudonymise data will be transferred via secure file transfer or email encrypted to AES256 bit. Pseudonymised data be stored on secure electronic filing systems / ICT systems of SCC / CCG with access restricted to only those that require it. Details of storage and processing address for pseudonymised CCG data will be provided to the CCG and NHS Digital as required; • Anonymised and Pseudonymised Personal Data relating to SCC Commissioned Services will be accessed via written request to SCC’s Information Team. Pseudonymise data will be transferred via secure file transfer or email encrypted to AES256 bit. Pseudonymised data be stored on secure electronic filing systems / ICT systems of SCC / CCG with access restricted to only those that require it; • Identifiable data relating to patients will be accessed via written request to the SCC / CCG Information Asset Owner and only be provided following written authorisation from the SCC / CCG Caldicott Guardian. This data will be stored on secure electronic filing systems / ICT systems for SCC / CCG with access restricted to only those that require it. The priv...
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Summary of the Sharing Requirement Purpose. In addition to supporting Direct Care activities (as defined by the National Data Guardian) the Surrey Care Record will also be used to support Other Uses, which include Secondary Uses of Data (as defined in the NHS Secondary Use Data Governance Tool). By utilising the shared Graphnet systems available via the Thames Valley & Surrey Shared Care Record Programme, data held on the Surrey Care Record will be used to support Population Health Intelligence and Population Health Management related activity including: • Designing new models of proactive care and deliver improvements in health and wellbeing • Real-time decision making to support the delivery of population health management approaches • Understanding more about health and disease, improving public health for the population, developing new treatments, monitor safety, and plan and deliver health and social care services more effectively • Supporting processes such as risk stratification of patient cohorts with the dual aims of targeted interventions for individual care and designing and planning local services and pathways for these and other similar patients • Evaluation of effectiveness of integrated care activities / services and impact on cohorts of patients Unless a patient has opted out from having their data processed for secondary uses the legal basis for viewing and sharing the data held on the shared record systems is provided by the General Data Protection Regulation: 1. Article 6(1) e “processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller”; and
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Summary of the Sharing Requirement Purpose. The purpose for this joint processing and sharing arrangement is to allow data held in the Connected Care solution to be accessed through and processed by the Connected Care Personal Health Record (PHR) for presentation to and use by service users (patients and residents) themselves. This joint processing and sharing arrangement also includes the recording, processing and use of confidential data provided directly by the service user to assist health and social care professionals to make better decisions regarding the planning, delivery and review of care. Data supporting the PHR is sourced from providers’ clinical and social care systems as well as GP clinical systems. Data provided by service users themselves is also recorded in the shared care record system, Connected Care. Unless an individual has objected to the joint processing and sharing and the sharing organisation has accepted the individual’s objection to the processing, the legal basis for sharing and viewing the shared records includes provisions of Section 251B of the Health and Social Care Act 2012 (as amended by the Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Act 2015):
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Summary of the Sharing Requirement Purpose. The purpose of the Surrey Care Record solution is to enable information about an individual’s medical condition and social care packages and requirements to be shared electronically across subscribing health and social care organisations in order to ensure that the care provided is safe and consistent with patients’ existing risks, diagnoses, conditions, problems, medication and other treatment. These records are known locally as the Surrey Care Record (SyCR). As part of a wider initiative to meet NHS requirements the Surrey Care Record is going to be sharing its records with the other shared care record systems operating within the Thames Valley and Surrey (TVS) Shared Care Record Programme for direct care purposes. Unless a patient has opted out from sharing and the sharing organisation has accepted the patient’s opt-out the legal basis for sharing and viewing the shared records includes provisions of Section 251B of the Health and Social Care Act 2012 (as amended by the Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Act 2015):
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Summary of the Sharing Requirement Purpose. The purpose of the Surrey Care Record solution is to enable information about an individual’s medical condition and social care packages and requirements to be shared electronically across subscribing health and social care organisations in order to ensure that the care provided is safe and consistent with patients’ existing risks, diagnoses, conditions, problems, medication and other treatment. These records are known locally as the Surrey Care Record (SyCR). As part of a wider initiative to meet NHS requirements the Surrey Care Record is going to be sharing its records with the other shared care record systems operating within the Thames Valley and Surrey (TVS) Shared Care Record Programme for direct care purposes. Patients are currently able to object to processing for direct care – these requests will be actioned by the patient’s GP Practice on behalf of other data controllers via an ‘opt-out’ flag being applied to the patients record. Unless a patient has objected from sharing for direct care purposes and the sharing organisation has accepted the patient’s objection the legal basis for sharing and viewing the shared records includes provisions of Section 251B of the Health and Social Care Xxx 0000 (as amended by the Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Act 2015):
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