Digital Health Sample Clauses

Digital Health. The HSP agrees to:
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Digital Health. The HSP shall make best efforts to: align with, and participate in, the Funder’s digital health planning, with the aim to improve data exchange and security, and use digital health to enable optimized patient experience, population health and wellbeing, and system sustainability; assist the Funder to implement the provincial digital health plans by designing and modernizing digital health assets to optimize data sharing, exchange, privacy and security; track the HSP’s Digital Health performance against the Funder’s plans and priorities; engage with the Funder to maintain and enhance digital health assets to ensure service resilience, interoperability, security, and comply with any clinical, technical, and information management standards, including those related to data, architecture, technology, privacy and security, set for the HSP by the Funder and/or the Ministry; and operate an information security program in alignment with reasonable guidance provided by Ontario Health.
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Digital Health. The Hospital shall make best efforts to: assist the LHIN to prepare its annual LHIN Digital Health plan that aligns with provincial Digital Health priorities; assist the LHIN to implement the LHIN Digital Health plan and include, in its annual Planning Submission, its plans for achieving the agreed upon Digital Health initiatives; track the Hospital’s Digital Health performance against the LHIN Digital Health plan; and comply with any clinical, technical, and information management standards, including those related to data, architecture, technology, privacy and security, set for the Hospital by the MOHLTC within the timeframes set by the MOHLTC. Despite Article 9 of this Agreement, to the extent that the Hospital is unable to comply, or anticipates it will be unable to comply with the foregoing without adversely impacting its ability to perform its other obligations under this Agreement, the Hospital, in consultation with the LHIN, will refer the matter to the Digital Health Board and its subcommittees, including the Hospital Information System Renewal Advisory Panel, for resolution.
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Digital Health. The Hospital shall make best efforts to: align with, and participate in, the Funder’s digital health planning, with the aim to improve data exchange and security, and use digital health to enable optimized patient experience, population health and wellbeing, and system sustainability; assist the Funder to implement the provincial digital health plans by designing and modernizing digital health assets to optimize data sharing, exchange, privacy and security; track the Hospital’s Digital Health performance against the Funder’s plans and priorities; engage with the Funder to maintain and enhance digital health assets to ensure service resilience, interoperability, security, and comply with any clinical, technical, and information management standards, including those related to data, architecture, technology, privacy and security, set for the Hospital by the Funder and/or the Ministry; and operate an information security program in alignment with reasonable guidance provided by the Funder. Despite Article 9 of this Agreement, to the extent that the Hospital is unable to comply, or anticipates it will be unable to comply with the foregoing without adversely impacting its ability to perform its other obligations under this Agreement, the Hospital, in consultation with the Funder, may refer the matter to the Ministry for resolution.
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Digital Health. The Hospital shall make best efforts to: assist the Funder to prepare its Funder Digital Health plan that aligns with provincial Digital Health priorities; assist the Funder to implement the Funder Digital Health plan and include, in its annual Planning Submission, its plans for achieving the agreed upon Digital Health initiatives; track the Hospital’s Digital Health performance against the Funder Digital Health plan; and comply with any clinical, technical, and information management standards, including those related to data, architecture, technology, privacy and security, set for the Hospital by the Ministry within the timeframes set by the Ministry. Despite Article 9 of this Agreement, to the extent that the Hospital is unable to comply, or anticipates it will be unable to comply with the foregoing without adversely impacting its ability to perform its other obligations under this Agreement, the Hospital, in consultation with the Funder, may refer the matter to the Ministry for resolution.
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Digital Health. The HSP shall make best efforts to: ital health planning, with the aim to improve data exchange and security, and use digital health to enable optimized patient experience, population health and wellbeing, and system sustainability; assist the Funder to implement the provincial digital health plans by designing and modernizing digital health assets to optimize data sharing, exchange, privacy and security; track the HSP priorities; engage with the Funder to maintain and enhance digital health assets to ensure service resilience, interoperability, security, and comply with any clinical, technical, and information management standards, including those related to data, architecture, technology, privacy and security, set for the HSP by the Funder and/or the Ministry; and operate an information security program in alignment with reasonable guidance provided by Ontario Health.
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Digital Health. The Hospital shall make best efforts to:
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