The Qies Access Request Form is a new form that was recently released by the Queen's Information and Educational Services (QIES) department. The form is designed to streamline the process of requesting access to certain Queen's University resources and services. The form can be accessed on the QIES website, and it is important to note that completion of the form is required in order to gain access to many of the resources and services offered by QIES. Some of the benefits of using the form include streamlined processing times and improved communication between requesters and QIES staff. I encourage everyone who needs access to Queen's University resources or services to take a few minutes to fill out the Qies Access Request Form.
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| Question | Answer |
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| Form Name | Qies Access Request |
| Form Length | 2 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 30 sec |
| Other names | do qies, qies access request, qies reports, cms qies corporate access request form |
QIES National Data Access Request.
Please complete this form electronically, print, and sign hard copy to submit
Type of Request
New User ID
Change Access
Delete User ID |
Existing QIES User ID (CASPER, QW, ASPEN Web): |
Access Requested For
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State Survey Agency |
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Other:
Carrier Number (MAC Only):
Title:
Organization:
User Location: City: Work Phone Number: Work
State: Extension:
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CASPER Reports Access
MDS NH Reports |
MDS SB Reports |
OASIS Reports (inc. OBQI/OBQM Mgmt) |
Survey & Certification Reports |
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CLIA MSA Report 91 |
MDS QI
MDS NH Assessment
QIES Workbench Access
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Survey and Certification (Includes Provider/Enforcement (AEM) and CLIA data) |
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MDS SB |
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ACTS |
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Assessment |
Assessment |
Assessment |
Assessment |
Assessment |
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ASPEN Web Access
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ASSURE |
Other Access
RHHI Extract |
MDS NH Extract |
MDS 3.0 NH Viewer |
MDS Training Worksheet |
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MDS 3.0 DMS |
MDS SB Extract |
Swing Bed Viewer |
OASIS Training Worksheet |
QTSO |
OASIS DMS |
OASIS Viewer |
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Required for Approval
Supervisor Authorizer Signature: (sign in black or blue ink)
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CMS Regional Office CMS Authorizer Name:
CMS Authorizer Phone:
CMS Authorization - Required for Approval
CMS Central Office
CMS Authorizer Signature: (sign in black or blue ink)
Last, First, Middle Initial
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QIES National Data Access Request - Revised 03/31/2015
PRIVACY ACT ADVISORY STATEMENT
Privacy Act of 1974, P.L.
The information on side 1 of this form is collected and maintained under the authority of Title 5 U.S. Code, Section 552a(e)(10). This information is used for assigning, controlling, tracking and reporting authorized access to and use of CMS’s computerized information and resources. The Privacy Act prohibits disclosure of information from records protected by the stature, except in limited circumstances.
The information you furnish on this form will be maintained in the Individuals Authorized Access to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Data Center System of Records and may be disclosed as a routine use disclosure under the routine uses established for this system as published at 59 FED. REG. 41329
SECURITY REQUIREMENTS FOR USERS OF CMS COMPUTER SYSTEMS
CMS uses computer systems that contain sensitive information to carry out its mission. Sensitive information is any information which the loss, misuse, or unauthorized access to, or modification of could adversely affect the national interest, or the conduct of Federal programs, or the privacy to which individuals are entitled under the Privacy Act. To ensure the security and privacy of sensitive information in Federal systems, the Computer Security Act of 1987 requires agencies to identify sensitive computer systems, conduct computer security training, and develop computer security plans. CMS maintains a system of records for use in assigning, controlling, tracking and reporting authorized access to and use of CMS computerized information and resources. CMS records all access to its computer systems and conducts routine reviews for unauthorized access to and/or illegal activity.
Anyone with access to CMS Computer Systems containing sensitive information must abide by the following:
-Do not disclose or lend your IDENTIFICATION NUMBER AND/OR PASSWORD to someone else. They are for your use only and will serve as your “electronic signature”. This means that you may be held responsible for the consequences of unauthorized or illegal transactions.
-Do not browse or use CMS data files for unauthorized or illegal purposes.
-Do not use CMS data files for private gain or to misrepresent yourself or CMS.
-Do not make any disclosure of CMS data that is not specifically authorized.
-Do not duplicate CMS data files, create sub files of such records, remove or transmit data unless you have been specifically authorized to do so.
-Do not change, delete, or otherwise alter CMS data files unless you have been specifically authorized to do so.
-Do not make copies of data files, with identifiable data. Or data that would allow individual identities to be deduced unless you have been specifically authorized to do so.
-Do not intentionally cause corruption or disruption of CMS data files.
A violation of these security requirements could result in termination of systems access privileges and/or disciplinary/ adverse action up to and including removal from Federal Service, depending upon the seriousness of the offense. In addition, Federal, State and/or local laws may provide criminal penalties for any person illegally accessing or using a
If you become aware of any violation of these security requirements or suspect that someone else may have used your identification number or password, immediately report that information to your security officer.
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Date: |
Printed User's Name: