Access and individual rights Sample Clauses

Access and individual rights. In all instances related to patient data under this agreement, the point of contact for data subjects will be Organisation name (RCSLT to populate). The organisation takes full responsibility for manging subject access requests and ensuring that the data subjects are informed about use of their personal data. Details regarding patients’ rights are included in the information governance pack. In all instances related to users of the ROOT, the RCSLT will be the point of contact for data subject access requests.
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Access and individual rights. 6.1 Each Party shall assist the other Party within a reasonable timescale and as necessary with all subject access requests and other requests made by a data subject (made pursuant to the Act) which may be received by any Party from a Young Elector.
Access and individual rights. ‌ Those individuals whose personal data is being processed have a legal right of access to their information. Where individuals make a subject access request for a copy of information held, this should be handled by the data controllers involved in the individual’s direct care. Responsibilities‌ Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) will; • hold signed copies of this Agreement for each GP Practice and relevant partner organisations; • inform existing partner organisations of new organisation joining My Care Record and invite them to voice any objections or concerns, which must be addressed before the new organisation can join. GP Practices will; • promptly action requests from individuals wishing to object to their information being shared for direct care purpose. All partner organisations will; • ensure relevant Fair Processing Notices and other materials relating to My Care Record are clearly displayed at different points within their premises. Agreement start date 1st July 2020 Agreement review date‌‌‌ When there is a relevant change in circumstances, such as a change to legislation or geographical boundary changes. This Agreement is a rolling Agreement. This remains an active document until it is updated. A general review would take place within two years. Appendix A: Partner organisations‌ My Care Record involves local authority, NHS, social care or other health care providers. Details of the organisations taking part can be found on the My Care Record website xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx. Organisations will be added to the My Care Record website as they join the programme. For the purposes of this document, these organisations can be included if they agree to principles and model highlighted in the ISA. Appendix B: Partners and Signatories for Information Sharing Agreement‌ Please accept your agreement to this via your Information Sharing Gateway Account or complete the below in CAPITAL letters. I (Name of Signatory {Caldicott Guardian}) On behalf of: Name of practice / partner organisation: ...................................................................... Address line 1: .............................................................................................................. Address line 2: .............................................................................................................. Address line 3: .............................................................................................................. Postcode: ..............
Access and individual rights. All controllers within this agreement remain responsible for compliance, even in instances where process assigns responsibility for particular tasks. For joint controllers, Article 26 of the UK GDPR and section 58 of the DPA 2018 for Part 3 processing require you to state in the agreement which controller is the contact point for data subjects. In all instances related to patient data this agreement, the point of contact for data subjects will be Organisation name. This will include requests for access to shared data or other information, whether it is under the data protection legislation, or under freedom of information legislation. In all instances related to users of the ROOT, the RCSLT will be the point of contact for the data subjects. The DPO at each organisation takes overall responsibility for ensuring that the individual can easily gain access to all their personal data that has been shared. Details regarding patients’ rights are included in the information governance pack.
Access and individual rights. As a minimum, data subjects (and their guardians in the case of learners) will be informed of the reasons for the sharing of data and consent sought. This will be completed through the establishments Privacy Notices and relevant consent forms. Subject Access Requests will be met within the procedures instituted by the various agencies and these will fully meet the recommendations established by the Information Commissioners Office1.
Access and individual rights. ‌ Those individuals whose personal data is being processed in accordance with this agreement have a legal right of access to their information. Where individuals make a subject access request for a copy of information held, or wish to raise any of their rights under data protection legislation this should be handled by the data controllers involved in the individual’s direct care or in accordance with the joint controller agreement for any shared environment. Responsibilities‌ Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) will; • hold signed copies of this Agreement for each GP Practice and relevant partner organisations; GP Practices will; • promptly action requests from individuals wishing to object to their information being shared for direct care purpose. All partner organisations will; • ensure relevant Fair Processing Notices and other materials relating to My Care Record can be easily accessed and are clearly displayed at different points within relevant premises. ICS IG Groups will: • manage the leavers and joiners process advising their ICS organisations accordingly • inform existing partner organisations of new organisations joining My Care Record and invite them to voice any objections or concerns, which must be addressed before the new organisation can join and be responsible for making sure that they meet the requirements of joining MCR, i.e., DSPT etc • inform EoE IG Working Group of new organisations joining MCR • regularly review the ISA in conjunction with EoE IG Working Group as per process flow maps EoE IG Working Group will: • sign off/approve any amendments to the ISA • sign off/approve any new organisations or groups of organisations Agreement start date‌ • 1st September 2022 Agreement review date‌ When there is a relevant change in circumstances, such as a change to legislation or geographical boundary changes. This Agreement is a rolling Agreement. This remains an active document until it is updated. A general review would take place every 6 months.

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