De-Identified Reports Clause Samples
The De-Identified Reports clause establishes that any reports or data shared between parties will have all personal or sensitive information removed to prevent identification of individuals. In practice, this means that names, contact details, and other unique identifiers are stripped from documents before they are disclosed, ensuring compliance with privacy laws and internal policies. The core function of this clause is to protect individual privacy and reduce the risk of data breaches or misuse of personal information.
De-Identified Reports.
A. CMS may provide reports to the ACO, which will be de-identified in accordance with HIPAA requirements in 45 CFR § 164.514(b).
B. Aggregated Alignment Data. CMS provides periodic estimates of the aggregate number of Originally Aligned Beneficiaries, REACH Beneficiaries, or Alignment-Eligible Beneficiaries (as defined in Appendix A of the Agreement) that meet the criteria in Section 5.02.B.1(b) to assist the ACO in planning related to the requirements described in Section 5.03. Beneficiaries who have opted out of data sharing or who have received treatment for SUD services may be included in the estimates of the aggregate number of Alignment-Eligible Beneficiaries. This aggregate information will not include individually-identifiable health information.
De-Identified Reports. CMS will provide the following reports to the Hospital, which will be de-identified in accordance with HIPAA requirements in 45 CFR 164.514(b):
De-Identified Reports. A Report containing only De-Identified Data which may be made available to third parties or Data Supplying Entities pursuant to the terms of this Agreement. A De-Identified Report shall meet the standard of Code Section 32.1-276.7:1(C)(6).
De-Identified Reports. CMS will provide the following reports to the ACO, which will be de-identified in accordance with HIPAA requirements in 45 CFR § 164.514(b):
1. Monthly Financial Reports These reports will include monthly and year-to-date information on total Medicare expenditures and expenditures for selected categories of services for Next Generation Beneficiaries. This aggregate information will not include individually identifiable health information and will incorporate de-identified data from Next Generation Beneficiaries who have opted out of data sharing.
2. Quarterly Benchmark Reports CMS will provide quarterly benchmark reports (“BRs”) to the ACO to monitor ACO financial performance throughout the year. The BRs will not contain individually identifiable data. The design and data source used to generate the BRs is also used for the final year-end settlement report, as described in Section
De-Identified Reports. CMS will provide the following reports to the ACO, which will be de-identified in accordance with HIPAA requirements in 45 CFR § 164.514(b):
De-Identified Reports. CMS will provide the following reports to the MDPCP Practice, which will be de- identified in accordance with HIPAA requirements in 45 CFR § 164.514(b):
(a) Quarterly Payment Reports: CMS will provide the MDPCP Practice’s quarterly MDPCP Payment information under this Agreement. The quarterly payment information will not contain individually identifiable data. The design and data source used to generate the quarterly payment information is also used for the Quarterly Payment and Attribution Report described in Article 9.12(a), the Annual PBIP Settlement Report described in Article 9.12(b), ), beginning in Performance Year 2023 and each subsequent Performance Year, the PBA Performance Report described in Article 9.12(c), and the Final Financial Settlement Report described in Article 9.12(c). In the event that data contained in the quarterly payment information conflicts with data provided from any other source, the data in the settlement reports issued pursuant to Article IX will control with respect to settlement under Article 9.12 of the Agreement.
De-Identified Reports. A. CMS may provide reports to the DCE, which will be de-identified in accordance with HIPAA requirements in 45 CFR § 164.514(b).
B. Aggregated Alignment Data. CMS provides periodic estimates of the aggregate number of Originally Aligned Beneficiaries, DC Beneficiaries, or Alignment- Eligible Beneficiaries (as defined in Appendix A of the Agreement) that meet the criteria in Section 5.02.B.1(b) to assist the DCE in planning related to the requirements described in Section 5.03. This aggregate information will not include individually identifiable health information and will incorporate de- identified data from DC Beneficiaries who have opted out of data sharing or who have received treatment for Substance Use Disorder services.