United States — Hawaii
HRS § 27-41.1 - Definitions
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This provision defines “data” and “data set,” and excludes protected or proprietary data from the “data set” definition.
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The judiciary must follow the statewide substance abuse treatment monitoring program, collect data from specified sources, include required criteria in treatment contracts, report the collected information annually, and protect recipient privacy.
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Agencies operating criminal history record information systems must control access, supervise authorized staff, protect the data, and ensure employees are familiar with the governing rules.
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The attorney general must run the hate-crime data system and handle collection, storage, sharing, and public dissemination rules.
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Managed care plans must follow national quality-reporting standards, report performance information to the commissioner at least yearly, protect enrollee confidentiality, and give enrollees the quality and satisfaction assessments used.
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The department of health must collect and analyze cancer morbidity and mortality statistics in the State.
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The department must run a statewide monitoring program for substance abuse treatment and collect reporting data from accredited treatment providers.
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