ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES CAMH Sample Clauses

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES CAMH. 5.1 CAMH shall provide the HINP Services set out in Schedule E. 5.2 CAMH shall comply with the Privacy and Security Obligations of an Agent and HINP under PHIPA as more fully set out in SECTION 6 and Schedule G. 5.3 The Lead Agency shall: (a) liaise with the LHIN regarding the CBI Project; (b) work with and provide funding for Vendors for New HSPs to develop the Schema and do initial testing of credentials for participation by such New HSPs in the DSA; (c) provide ongoing feedback on implementation of the CBI Project; (d) track implementation activity in respect of the CBI Project for Vendors/HSPs; (e) provide HSPs and New HSPs with the DSA for execution; (f) deal in a reasonable time frame with any complaints by an HSP about CAMH and its provision of Services, or in relation to the CBI Project; (g) support the DSA through the CBI Project Team at the Lead Agency and implement the governance structure for the CBI Project as further specified in SECTION 7; (h) provide support for implementation at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇ or such other email address provided to HSPs; (i) update the Schedules to this DSA, as required and post updated Schedules on the CBI Website; (j) initiate the development of policies and procedures for the CBI Project, in consultation with the CBI Working Group and CBI committees and sub-groups, and shall post the completed policies and procedures on the CBI Website; and (k) develop and make available support documents for HSPs to implement the CBI Project, including providing HSPs with tools and information to assist them in meeting their obligations as HICs under this DSA.
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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES CAMH. 4.1 CAMH, through DATIS and as a PHIPA Agent of the HSPs, shall provide electronic services, including the following: (collectively, “Services”): (a) host the Repository; (b) trouble shoot with HSPs and Vendors having challenges submitting Data into the production environment; (c) provide live credentials to HSPs and Vendors; (d) track implementation activity of the CBI Project for Vendors/HSPs; (e) provide reports to HSPs and TC LHIN and support queries from TC LHIN and from HSPs regarding their own Data, all as further specified in SECTION 7 of this Agreement; (f) comply with all requirements under PHIPA for Electronic Services Providers; (g) provide an EMPI solution for matching of Data, through a contracted third-party; (h) host the EMPI hardware and software components, when completed, and manage the EMPI for purposes of Data linkage and accuracy; (i) provide or contract for any support required for the EMPI solution and establish and manage the EMPI operational processes; (j) manage Data retention in accordance with requirements from the Privacy, Security and Data Access Sub-Group; (k) provide notification to all HSPs of any unplanned outage or downtime, as soon as reasonably possible; (l) participate in the CBI Working Group, and its various committees including the Privacy, Security and Data Access Sub-Group, as required; (m) comply with the minimum technical, physical and administrative safeguards for PHI and Confidential Business Information, as specified in Schedule E; (n) provide incident and breach management support to HSPs, including advising Reconnect and any HSP of any breach or incident with respect to their PHI; (o) delete PHI from the Repository upon request by the HSP that provided the PHI; and (p) upload the Data to the Repository for any HSP that is a Party to this Agreement, including any HSP that is in the community addictions sub-sector (already submitting Data to CAMH).
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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES CAMH. 4.1 CAMH, as a service provider and an agent of the HR HSPs, shall provide services, including the following: (collectively, “Services”): (a) host the Database and Web Application; (b) trouble shoot with HR HSPs having technological challenges submitting Data; (c) provide live credentials to HR HSPs; (d) track implementation activity of the Database by HR HSPs; (e) provide reports to HR HSPs, the MOHLTC and support queries from the MOHLTC and from HR HSPs regarding their own Data, all as further specified in SECTION 6 of this Agreement; (f) provide notification to all HR HSPs of any unplanned outage or downtime, as soon as reasonably possible; (g) participate in the Harm Reduction Steering Committee, and any other related committees, as required; (h) comply with the minimum technical, physical and administrative safeguards for the Data and Confidential Business Information, as specified in Schedule D; (i) provide incident and breach management support to HR HSPs and any HR HSP of any breach or incident with respect to their Data; (j) delete Data from the Database upon request by the HR HSP that provided the Data. (k) track implementation and provide ongoing feedback on implementation of the Ontario Harm Reduction Database; (l) training all HR HSPs and MOHLTC on use of the Ontario Harm Reduction Database for implementation, including providing all related training materials; and (m) provide ongoing support and training for the Ontario Harm Reduction Database, as needed.
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