Technical Project Requirements for PULSE Sample Clauses

Technical Project Requirements for PULSE a. Contractor will continue to operate the infrastructure to interconnect disparate health information from multiple sources in response to a disaster. b. Contractor will continue to provide access to HIETexas PULSE through a contractor-hosted web application, requiring no special software on the users’ end to operate other than a supported web browser and internet connectivity. c. Contractor will continue to allow for access to the system to be pre-validated, or validated on-the-fly, meeting appropriate authorization and authentication requirements. This will allow for patients’ medical information to be accessed in near real-time. d. Contractor will continue to offer to provide training for HIETexas PULSE. e. Contractor will continue to operate and offer PULSE for use at least three modes of operation – a) query for clinical data, b) patient reunification via the Missing Persons application, and c) emergency census check-in/check-out functionality. f. In addition to the above listed items, Contractor will provide ongoing maintenance and support of PULSE, as well as further implementation activities. This work includes, but is not limited to: i. Annual license, usage reports, and documentation (HITRUST Certification, Verified User Authentication process, annual train-the-trainer session documentation, including training package and summary report); ii. Program management (customized project plan, weekly situation awareness calls during incident activations, monthly agendas, and invitation to PULSE Community of Practice meetings); iii. Technical management (annual assessment of national and state data source coverage and node configuration recommendations, monthly system readiness reports, weekly usage reports during incident activations including patient chart access and log-in history); iv. Emergency Census license; v. The underlying SaaS platform that supports the PULSE system and any needed software upgrades to this platform; vi. The web-based user interface allowing PULSE end users to view data received via the PULSE SaaS platform; vii. Single sign-on integration; viii. Help desk support for PULSE data subscribers and data sources; ix. PULSE gateway utilized to query and retrieve clinical data and view PULSE data sources; and x. National network end points and custom HIE integrations. xi. PULSE connectivity to EDEN service for Emergency Census (new features and configurations, regularly updated educational and outreach materials for end user engagemen...
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