Or. Admin. Code § 582-030-0010 - Program Uses and Disclosures
(1)
All personally identifiable information about an individual that is obtained,
generated by, or made available to the Program, its representative or
employees, shall be protected, and held confidential. The information is the
property of the Program and may only be used and disclosed as permitted by
these rules. In addition, the information may not be used or disclosed in
violation of any of the following laws where those laws are applicable:
(a) Federal laws concerning substance abuse
information as set out in 42 CFR part 2;
(b) State laws concerning HIV information as
set out in ORS
433.045;
(c) State laws concerning DNA and
genetic information as set out in ORS
192.537 and
192.539.
(2) Confidential
information may be used and disclosed by the Program for purposes directly
connected with the administration of the Program, unless prohibited by law.
Except for purposes directly connected with the administration of vocational
rehabilitation or as required by law, the Program may not use or disclose any
list of or names of, or any information concerning individuals applying for or
receiving vocational rehabilitation services.
(3) Except as directed by the individual
under informed written consent, the individual's information may not be
disclosed outside the Program unless disclosure is:
(a) Required by federal or state law,
including the exceptions to written consent requirements described in OAR
582-030-0040;
(b) Ordered by a
judge, magistrate or other authorized judicial officer; or
(c) Authorized by these rules.
(4) Any information about
a crime committed by any individual, or suspected abuse or neglect, or that
poses a threat to the safety of the individual or others is not confidential
except as provided by law.
(5)
Identifiable personal information may not be shared with advisory or other
bodies that do not have official responsibility for administration of the
Program, unless the individual gives written consent.
(6) Each affected individual shall be
informed that discussion of work related information with potential employers,
in connection with the individual's job placement, is considered to be within
the scope of the administration of the Program and the information may be used
or disclosed to the extent allowed by law. The information shall be limited to
that which the counselor determines to be necessary to the placement process
and directly related to the individual's abilities to perform, retain, or
acquire the skills to perform, specific employment.
(7) Unless prohibited by law, individual
information may be released to other agencies which have cooperative agreements
with the Program without the written consent of the individual only if
providing such information has a bearing on administration of the Program or
the provision of Program services. At time of application and at other times
that individual information is being collected, the Program shall inform the
individual about situations where information is routinely released and
identify the involved agencies.
Notes
Publications: Publications referenced are available from the agency.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 344.530 & 344.570
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 344.511 - 344.690 & 344.710 - 344.730
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