Common use of Data    to    be    shared Clause in Contracts

Data    to    be    shared. A. Data necessary to satisfy any reporting requirements applicable to NYSOFA under federal law, including but not limited to the Older Americans Act, supporting regulations, and any supplemental instructions issued by federal agencies, as required. B. Data necessary to satisfy any reporting requirements applicable to NYSOFA under New York State law, including but not limited to those identified in the Elder Law. C. Data to be used in conducting analytics to allow for more effective and more efficient administration of programs in accordance with the requirements and the goals identified in federal and state law, including but not limited to the Older Americans Act and the New York State Elder Law. D. Data used by NYSOFA for purposes of monitoring and evaluation of programs administered under its auspices. E. Data necessary to respond to an emergency, when an emergency has been declared by any federal, state, or local government entity or official with the legal authority to make such declaration, or when such data has been requested by any federal, state, or local government entity or official with the authority to make such request for purposes of responding to an emergency, provided that informed consent for such a disclosure has been obtained from each data subject for whom such data is to be disclosed. F. Data to be released to third parties for research purposes following an approval process by NYSOFA. Data released for such purposes shall contain no Personally Identifying Information, unless required by law or by court order. NYSOFA will take additional steps to ensure that no data released for such purposes is capable of identifying any individual, such as prohibiting disclosures of data fields containing very low quantities.

Data    to    be    shared. A. Data necessary to satisfy any reporting requirements applicable to NYSOFA under federal law, including but not limited to the Older Americans Act, supporting regulations, and any supplemental instructions issued by federal agencies, as required. B. Data necessary to satisfy any reporting requirements applicable to NYSOFA under New York State law, including but not limited to those identified in the Elder Law. C. Data to be used in conducting analytics to allow for more effective and more efficient administration of programs in accordance with the requirements and the goals identified in federal and state law, including but not limited to the Older Americans Act and the New York State Elder Law. D. Data used by NYSOFA for purposes of monitoring and evaluation of programs administered under its auspices. E. Data necessary to respond to an emergency, when an emergency has been declared by any federal, state, or local government entity or official with the legal authority to make such declaration, or when such data has been requested by any federal, state, or local government entity or official with the authority to make such request for purposes of responding to an emergency, provided that informed consent for such a disclosure has been obtained from each data subject for whom such data is to be disclosed. F. Data to be released to third parties for research purposes following an approval process by NYSOFA. Data released for such purposes shall contain no Personally Identifying Identifiable Information, unless required by law or by court order. NYSOFA will take additional steps to ensure that no data released for such purposes is capable of identifying any individual, such as prohibiting disclosures of data fields containing very low quantities.