Data Exchange and Systems Planning Sample Clauses

Data Exchange and Systems Planning. Consistent with Schedule G in the Bilateral Agreement, the purpose of this element is to maximise the utility/value of client and provider data held by jurisdictions and use this data to manage and streamline the transition of existing South Australian and Commonwealth clients to the NDIS. Deliverable: Effective and timely transfer of client and service provider data between South Australia, Commonwealth and the NDIA to ensure streamlined intake arrangements are implemented.
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Data Exchange and Systems Planning. The NSW and Commonwealth Governments and the NDIA will work together to maximise the use of data on existing specialist disability clients, their current supports, and support providers to manage the seamless transition of those clients to the full Scheme (Bilateral Agreement; Clauses 39-41; Schedule E, Clause 4). Deliverable: An Information and Data Management Working Arrangement including details of a data standard, data collection, data cleansing, data matching, data storage and data transfer activities with the NDIA, to support streamlined intake to the NDIS and associated timeframes. Timeframe: An Information and Data Management Working Arrangement will be developed and legal authorisation for that Working Arrangement to be confirmed by Quarter 2 2015/16 and subsequently implemented by NDIA and the Commonwealth and NSW Governments in line with pre-transition arrangements (Element 11) and phasing (Element 1). Performance Measures: NSW data, as per the Information and Data Management Strategy, is provided to the NDIA in advance of commencement of Year 1 and Year 2 transition. Funded providers return the requested data to NSW within the agreed timeframe.
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Data Exchange and Systems Planning. The parties will work together to maximise the use of data on existing specialist disability clients, their current supports, and support providers to manage the seamless transition of those clients to the NDIS (Bilateral Agreement; Clauses 36-38; Schedule E, Clause 4). Deliverable: An Information and Data Management Working Arrangement including details of a data standard, data collection, data cleansing, data matching, data storage and data transfer activities with the NDIA, to support streamlined intake to the NDIS and associated timeframes. Timeframe: All parties will confirm Information and Data Management Working Arrangements and its legal authorisation by May 2018. The parties will subsequently implement the Data Management Working Arrangements in line with pre-transition arrangements (Element 11) and phasing (Element 1). Performance Measures: WA provides data to the NDIA at least six months in advance of commencement of transition, as per the Information and Data Management Working Arrangements. Data held by WA funded providers will be collated by WA in line with the phasing schedule and Data Exchange Working Arrangements, as required.
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Data Exchange and Systems Planning. The parties will work together to maximise the use of data on existing specialist disability clients, their current supports, and support providers to manage the seamless transition of those clients to the NDIS (Bilateral Agreement; Clauses 36-38; Schedule E, Clause 4). Deliverable: An Information and Data Management Working Arrangement including details of a data standard, data collection, data cleansing, data matching, data storage and data transfer activities with the NDIA, to support streamlined intake to the NDIS and associated timeframes. Timeframe: All parties will confirm Information and Data Management Working Arrangements and its legal authorisation by Quarter 4, 2017 - 18. The parties will subsequently implement the Data Management Working Arrangements in line with pre-transition arrangements (Element 11) and phasing (Element 1).
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Data Exchange and Systems Planning. ‌ The NSW and Commonwealth Governments and the NDIA will work together to maximise the use of data on existing specialist disability clients, their current supports, and support providers to manage the seamless transition of those clients to the full Scheme (Bilateral Agreement; Clauses 39-41; Schedule E, Clause 4). Deliverable: An Information and Data Management Working Arrangement including details of a data standard, data collection, data cleansing, data matching, data storage and data transfer activities with the NDIA, to support streamlined intake to the NDIS and associated timeframes. An Information and Data Management Working Arrangement will be developed and legal authorisation for that Working Arrangement to be confirmed by Quarter 2 2015/16 and subsequently implemented by NDIA and the Commonwealth and NSW Governments in line with pre-transition arrangements (Element 11) and phasing (Element 1). Performance Measures: NSW data, as per the Information and Data Management Strategy, is provided to the NDIA in advance of commencement of Year 1 and Year 2 transition. Funded providers return the requested data to NSW within the agreed timeframe.
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