Common use of Permitted Purposes Clause in Contracts

Permitted Purposes. a. Permitted Purposes shall be (i) for Treatment of an Individual; and (ii) for a Public Purpose; (iii) for quality assessment and improvement activities, including care coordination as defined in HIPAA as a subset of Health Care Operations when such uses are approved by the Clinical Advisory Committee [Approved Amendment in 2016]; (iv) for Research designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge [Approved Amendment 2016]; (v) Individual Access and Patient Authorized Access as permitted by HIPAA, and (vi) all other allowed purposes as determined by CRISP to be required under the 21st Century Cures Act and its implementing regulations. Additional Permitted Purposes may be implemented in accordance with Section 3.02(b) or 3.02(c). CRISP may, by an amendment to the Policies and Procedures, add the following Permitted Purposes, provided that such an amendment will be deemed a Material Amendment for purposes of Section 12: (i) for Payment and/or Health Care Operations of a Participant subject to such limitations as are deemed appropriate by CRISP and, provided that the Participant has an established Treatment relationship with the Individual who is the subject of the Message and that the Use or Disclosure otherwise complies with the requirements of HIPAA set forth in 45 CFR 164.506 (c) or successor provisions of HIPAA and is otherwise permitted by Applicable Law; (ii) for Uses and Disclosures based on a consent or an authorization provided by the Individual who is the subject of the Message which is required under Applicable Law; or (iii) for transfer of an Individual’s Data, upon request of the Individual, to the Individual’s PHR.