Electronic Initial Case Report or eICR definition

Electronic Initial Case Report or eICR means an electronic case report of an infectious, communicable, or other disease or condition that matches a RCTC. An eICR includes, but is not limited to, Protected Health Information, and individually identifiable information, and is Transmitted to the RCKMS in order to determine Participant’s public health reporting requirements with respect to the eICR.
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Examples of Electronic Initial Case Report or eICR in a sentence

  • Electronic Initial Case Report or eICR shall have the meaning set forth in the Agreement.

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