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Page 3 of 8 <br /> <br />If you have a disability and need this document in another format, please call 1 -800-525-0127 (711-TTY relay). <br />DOH 348-576 November 2017 <br /> <br /> <br />5. USE OF DATA <br />a. Provider/Plan may use individually identifiable IIS Immunization Data solely to assist Provider/Plan <br />in providing direct patient health care. This includes linking immunization to patient’s other health <br />care information and disclosing patient information to the patient or, as applicable, the patient’s <br />parent or guardian. <br />b. Provider/Plan shall not access any Provider/Plan employee’s IIS Immunization Data for <br />employment purposes without written authorization of the employee. <br />c. DOH may use both individually identifiable and de-identified immunization data for public health <br />purposes, which includes, but is not limited to, disclosing patient information to (1) the patient or, <br />as applicable, the patient’s parent or guardian; (2) other health care providers who need the <br />information for direct patient health care and have entered into an Information Sharing Agreement <br />with DOH; (3) a health plan if the purpose is for treatment and the health plan has entered into an <br />Information Sharing Agreement with DOH; and (4) research, if the release conforms to the <br />requirements of Chapter 42.48 RCW. <br /> <br />6. DISCLOSURE OF DATA <br />a. Provider/Plan shall not disclose in any manner any part of the IIS Immunization Data except as the <br />law requires or this Agreement permits. <br />b. Either Party may release or disclose an individual’s immunization record received from the other <br />Party if such release or disclosure is authorized in writing by the individual and the authorization <br />conforms to applicable law. <br />c. If Provider/Plan receives a third-party request for disclosure of IIS Immunization Data and <br />determines the law requires such disclosure, Provider/Plan shall notify DOH at least ten (10) days <br />in advance of the disclosure. DOH may seek an injunction to prevent disclosure. <br /> <br />7. SECURITY OF DATA <br />a. This Agreement shall be construed to provide maximum protection to IIS Immunization Data. <br />b. The obligations set forth in this Paragraph 7 shall survive completion, cancellation, expiration, or <br />termination of this Agreement. <br />c. The Parties shall strictly limit use of IIS Immunization Data to uses specified by the Agreement. <br />Provider/Plan shall not link IIS Immunization Data with any other information or use IIS <br />Immunization Data to identify or contact individuals except as authorized under this Agreement. <br />d. The permission to access IIS Immunization Data is limited to Provider/Plan’s principals or <br />employees for whom Provider/plan: <br />i. Authorized such access; <br />ii. Trained in the disclosure and security requirements under this Agreement; <br />iii. Maintains on file a confidentiality agreement signed by the principal or employee, <br />Provider/Plan may use its own confidentiality agreement but it must contain substantially <br />the same information as the confidentiality agreement in Attachment B; and <br />iv. Secured a user account with IIS login and password; Provider/Plan may secure user <br />accounts by submittal of copies of form in Attachment C. <br />e. Provider/plan shall: <br />i. Assure that no one assigned an IIS user account shares their login ID or password with <br />others or allows others to access IIS using their login ID. <br />ii. Limit access and use of IIS Immunization Data in order that the fewest number of people <br />see only the smallest amount of data for the least amount of time necessary to complete <br />required work. <br />iii. Assure that all people with access to IIS Immunization Data understand their <br />responsibilities regarding it. <br />iv. Retain a copy of all confidentiality agreements specified in Paragraph 7.d.iii f or at least six <br />(6) years following termination of this Agreement.