CRISP Auditing and Monitoring Sample Clauses

The CRISP Auditing and Monitoring clause establishes the right of an organization to review and assess compliance with data handling, security, or operational standards related to the CRISP framework. This typically involves periodic audits, inspections, or requests for documentation to ensure that all parties adhere to agreed-upon protocols and regulatory requirements. By enabling ongoing oversight, the clause helps identify and address potential issues early, thereby reducing risk and ensuring continued compliance throughout the duration of the agreement.
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CRISP Auditing and Monitoring. CRISP will have the right, but not the obligation, to Audit the operations of the HIE, including the right to Monitor Participant’s or Participant Users’ use of the HIE for operational and technical compliance with the contractual regulatory requirement of the HIE. Such monitoring shall also include producing aggregated usage reports and auditing required by policies and regulations. Information that is obtained by CRISP is Confidential Information, it shall be subject to Section 16 of these Terms and Conditions and to the extent it is Protected Health Information it shall be subject to the attached Business Associate Agreement
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CRISP Auditing and Monitoring. CRISP will have the right, but not the obligation, to Audit the operations of the HIE, provided that such right shall not include the right to Monitor Participant’s or Participant Users’ use of the HIE which right and obligation will be solely Participant’s, except to the extent any such Auditing of Participant’s or Participant Users’ use of the HIE is incident to, or a part of, reasonable monitoring of all Participants for operational and technical purposes related to the HIE, such as producing aggregated usage reports and for conducting auditing processes required by policies and regulations. Information that is obtained by CRISP through an Audit or in the course of Monitoring, including any information provided by Participant which is Protected Health Information, will be Used or Disclosed by CRISP only in accordance with the provisions of the Business Associate Agreement between CRISP and Participant. To the extent such information is Confidential Information, it shall be subject to Section 17 of these Terms and Conditions.
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CRISP Auditing and Monitoring. CRISP will have the right, but not the obligation, to Audit the operations of the HIE, provided that such right shall not includeincluding the right to Monitor Participant’s or Participant Users’ use of the HIE which right and obligation will be solely Participant’s, except to the extent any such Auditing of Participant’s or Participant Users’ use of the HIE is incident to, or a part of, reasonable monitoring of all Participants for operational and technical compliance with the contractual regulatory requirement of purposes related to the HIE. Such monitoring shall also include, such as producing aggregated usage reports and for conducting auditing processes required by policies and regulations. Information that is obtained by CRISP through an Audit or in the course of Monitoring, including any information provided by Participant which is Protected Health Information, will be Used or Disclosed by CRISP only in accordance with the provisions of the Business Associate Agreement between CRISP and Participant. To the extent such information is Confidential Information, it shall be subject to Section 167 of these Terms and Conditions and to the extent it is Protected Health Information it shall be subject to the attached Business Associate Agreement.
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