CDSA Sample Clauses

The CDSA, or Clinical Data Sharing Agreement, is a contractual provision that governs the terms under which clinical data is shared between parties, such as sponsors, research institutions, or third-party collaborators. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of data to be shared, the permitted uses, confidentiality obligations, and any restrictions on further disclosure. For example, it may specify that only de-identified patient data can be accessed for secondary research purposes and set requirements for data security. The core function of the CDSA clause is to ensure that sensitive clinical data is shared responsibly and in compliance with legal, ethical, and regulatory standards, thereby protecting patient privacy and managing the risks associated with data misuse.
CDSA. Service Provider Roster Name of Service Provider Agency I certify that this is a complete roster of all employees or subcontractors of my agency who are or will be providing services to infants, toddlers and families enrolled with the N.C. Infant-Toddler Program (N.C. ITP). I further certify that all employees / subcontractors listed below have the requisite current licensure and/or certification and shall maintain such licensure / certification to remain employed or serve as subcontractors for providing services to infants, toddlers and families enrolled in the N.C. ITP. If I employ new staff / subcontractors, I shall submit to the CDSA the additional names and licensure information for new staff / subcontractors along with copies of current licenses/certifications and signed Confidentiality Statement(s) within (2) business days of their employment.   Printed Name of CEO or Owner of Service Provider Agency   Signature Date of Signature Employee / Subcontractor Name Job Title Indicate Licensure or Certification and Expiration Date (if applicable) Assigned Counties         [Printed Name] [Licensure or Certification]   [Printed] [Expiration Date]         [Printed Name] [Licensure or Certification]   [Printed] [Expiration Date]         [Printed Name] [Licensure or Certification]   [Printed] [Expiration Date]         [Printed Name] [Licensure or Certification]   [Printed] [Expiration Date]         [Printed Name] [Licensure or Certification]   [Printed] [Expiration Date]         [Printed Name] [Licensure or Certification]   [Printed] [Expiration Date]         [Printed Name] [Licensure or Certification]   [Printed] [Expiration Date]
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CDSA. Early Intervention Branch, Women’s and Children’s Health Section, Division of Public Health, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Director or Designee
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CDSA. Early Intervention Branch, Women’s and Children’s Health Section, Division of Public Health, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services TITLE:   DATE:   The undersigned states that: OR Signature Title Contractor [Organization’s] Legal Name Date
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CDSA. Date Services to Begin (if submitting new Provider Agreement):  / /  Name of Service Provider Agency:   Mailing Address:   Telephone #: ( ) -  Cellular Phone #: ( ) -  Fax #: ( ) -  Primary contact person:   Email:   Alternate contact person:   Email:   Service Provider Plan:                                           *Indicate any of the following: PT, OT, SP, Special Instruction (CBRS), AUDIO **Indicate maximum number of ITP children/families you are able to serve in this county per service at any given time     Printed Name of Authorized Representative Name of Service Provider Organization   Signature of Authorized Representative Date of Signature   Signature of CDSA Finance Officer Date of Signature   Signature of CDSA Director Date of Signature Send Plan / Agreement Amendment to: Insurances current? Prof / Gen / WC / Auto Y   / N   Date Initial Agreement Effective   Effective Period of Renewal #1   Effective Period of Renewal #2   Agreement Termination Date   Background/OIG check   Date:   Service Provider Agency:   Please fill out only the sections for which you are requesting changes.
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CDSA. Exception: for those who had correspondence with the PRIMED CC to update/correct the responses to Questions 1-4, please use the agreed upon updates.
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