Paper Records definition

Paper Records means any paper file an Insured owns or possesses exclusively for the benefit of an Insured or Insureds for personal purposes, containing Protected Information.
Paper Records. Destroy any paper copies as soon as possible once they are not needed for operation purposes.
Paper Records means all of the receipts, vouchers, instruments, rolls or other documents and records in paper or electronic form of the Board.

Examples of Paper Records in a sentence

  • Upon the Effective Date, SVCMC will transfer to Provider custody of all paper medical records, charts and films for all patients who have received health care services from those Program providers set forth in Exhibit A who will be employed by Provider after Program termination (collectively, the “Paper Records”), and all electronic medical records for all Program patients (“EMR,” which, together with Paper Records, are collectively referred to as the “Patient Records”).

  • Paper Records All paper records of Confidential Information must be shredded or otherwise destroyed in a manner acceptable to Manitoba.

  • Archived records shall be maintained in accordance with MANAGER’s Records Retention Policy for Client Paper Records, as amended January 31, 2000.

  • Retrieval of Paper Records  Department of Health will inform Redrock of any request for retrievals for audit purposes and indicate timescales required and will instruct Redrock clearly if retrieval is required.