Data Use Agreement for a Limited Data Set (HIPAA) review
The agreement a HIPAA covered entity must have before it discloses a limited data set for research, public health or health care operations. The checks read for the seven terms the Privacy Rule requires it to contain: the permitted uses, who may use or receive the data, and the recipient's five commitments — no other use, safeguards, reporting, the same terms for agents, and no re-identification or contact.
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What it checks
Permitted uses, within research, public health or health care operations
Critical · DUA-001
Who may use or receive the limited data set
Critical · DUA-002
No use or disclosure beyond the agreement, except as required by law
Critical · DUA-003
Appropriate safeguards
Critical · DUA-004
Report of any use or disclosure the agreement does not provide for
Critical · DUA-005
Agents held to the same restrictions
Critical · DUA-006
No identifying the information or contacting the individuals
Critical · DUA-007
Every run also applies 112 general checks that belong to any agreement: structure, parties and signatures, defined terms, cross-references, dates, amounts, and one-sided terms.
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