Information Security and Privacy AgreementInformation Security and Privacy Agreement • October 13th, 2020
The George Washington University Hospital (GWUH) is committed to maintaining high standards of confidentiality. The responsibility to preserve the confidentiality of information in any form (electronic, verbal, or written) rests with each User granted access to GWUH information systems who may have access to Confidential Information, including Protected Health Information (PHI), Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI), employee information, physician information, vendor information, medical, financial, or other business-related or company confidential information. Any information created, stored or processed on GWUH systems, or systems maintained on GWUH’ behalf by a vendor or other individual or entity, is the property of GWUH, as is any information created by or on behalf of GWUH, whether written, oral or electronic. GWUH reserves the right to monitor and/or inspect all systems that store or transmit GWUH data, the data stored therein, as well as all documents created by or on
Information Security and Privacy AgreementInformation Security and Privacy Agreement • November 30th, 2022
agreement is to ensure the security and privacy of Protected Information belonging to persons who do business with the Department. This agreement is effective on the date it is fully executed by the parties.
Information Security and Privacy AgreementInformation Security and Privacy Agreement • May 15th, 2015
St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center and other UHS subsidiaries (collectively, “UHS” or “UHS companies”) are committed to maintaining high standards of confidentiality. The responsibility to preserve the confidentiality of information in any form (electronic, verbal, or written) rests with each User granted access to UHS information systems who may have access to Confidential Information, including Protected Health Information (PHI), Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI), employee information, physician information, vendor information, medical, financial, or other business-related or company confidential information. Any information created, stored or processed on UHS systems, or systems maintained on UHS’ behalf by a vendor or other individual or entity, is the property of UHS, as is any information created by or on behalf of UHS, whether written, oral or electronic. UHS reserves the right to monitor and/or inspect all systems that store or transmit UHS data, the data stored th
