Uses and Disclosures Prohibited by Policies and Procedures Sample Clauses

Uses and Disclosures Prohibited by Policies and Procedures. Any use or disclosure that is prohibited by the Policies and Procedures.
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Uses and Disclosures Prohibited by Policies and Procedures. Any use or disclosure that is prohibited by the Policies and Procedures. 5755 The HIO may wish to impose specified requirements upon Data Providers with respect to the measures they must take to assure the quality of the Patient Data they provide. These measures may include, for example, requiring Data Providers to adopt benchmark practices for increasing and maintaining data quality and/or requiring Participants to conduct a data quality assessment and improvement project either before or after becoming a Participant. 58 Under Model #1, under which the HIO will not be establishing or applying privacy, security or other standards for health information exchange, Section 7.4 (Grant of License to Use Patient Data) will be unnecessary. 59 For example, the Policies and Procedures may generally permit Data Recipients to use Patient Data obtained through the System and Services for any purpose that does not require patient authorization pursuant to HIPAA or applicable state law. In the interests of clarity, however, the Policies and Procedures can describe certain permitted uses including limitations, e.g., for treatment, quality improvement activities, and/or evaluation by private accrediting organizations.56 Under Model #1, under which the HIO will not be establishing or applying privacy, security or other standards for health information exchange, Section 7.4 (Grant of License to Use Patient Data) will be unnecessary. 57 For example, the Policies and Procedures may generally permit Data Recipients to use Patient Data obtained through the System and Services for any purpose that does not require patient authorization pursuant to HIPAA or applicable state law. In the interests of clarity, however, the Policies and Procedures can describe certain permitted uses including limitations, e.g., for treatment, quality improvement activities, and/or evaluation by private accrediting organizations. 6058 Under Model #1, under which the HIO will not be establishing or applying privacy, security or other standards for health information exchange, Section 7.5 (Limitations on Use of Patient Data) will be unnecessary.
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