Xxxxx Access to OCSE’s NDNH Online Database Sample Clauses

Xxxxx Access to OCSE’s NDNH Online Database. In 2001, SSA and OCSE entered into a formal agreement that allows authorized SSA employees query-only access to OCSE’s NDNH database. The NDNH contains quarterly wage data, information on newly hired individuals, and unemployment compensation data. Initially, SSA’s use of the online query access was limited to the processing of Title XVI SSI pre-effectuation review claims, Title XVI initial claims with large underpayments, and any Title XVI case at the claims representative’s discretion. In April 2004, SSA and OCSE expanded the interagency agreement to permit authorized SSA employees to use the NDNH online query to develop work activity when processing Title II DI Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs), Ticket-to-Work initiative cases, and to resolve earnings discrepancies. The 2015 CMA combined the data exchange matching components of previous matching programs between OCSE and SSA. Since OCSE is required to provide SSA with information from the NDNH, information exchanges have been ongoing for a number of years using two separate technologies; computer match and query interrogation. While the purposes of the disclosure are the same, to support SSA in the administration of programs under the Social Security Act, the technologies that support the operations are different. Consequently, there was an agreement for each technology. The previous CMA was technology neutral and replaced the prior agreements. The current CMA remains technology neutral.
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