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The Privacy Rule does not specify who may draft the Authorization, so a researcher could draft it regardless of whether the researcher is a covered entity. However, in order to have a Privacy Rule-compliant Authorization, it must be written in plain language and contain the core elements and required statements, and a signed copy must be provided to the individual signing it if the covered entity itself is seeking the Authorization. The companion piece Sample Authorization Language contains language that illustrates the inclusion of core elements and required statements. NOTE: If an Authorization permits disclosure of the individual’s PHI to. | Wisconsin Initiative on Climate Change IM PACTS Human Health Working Group Report This report provided content for the Wisconsin Initiative on Climate Change Impacts first report Wisconsin s Changing Climate Impacts and Adaptation released in February 2011. HUMAN HEALTH WORKING GROUP WISCONSIN INITIATIVE ON CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS Working Group Members Jonathan Patz Chair Nelson Institute Center for Sustainability and the Global Environment SAGE UW-Madison Kristen Malecki Wisconsin Department of Health Services Sandra McLellan Great Lakes WATER Institute UW-Milwaukee Shelly Shaw Wisconsin Department of Health Services Steve Vavrus Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences and Nelson Institute Center for Climate Change Research CCR UW-Madison 1 HUMAN HEALTH WORKING GROUP Table of Contents Executive Summary.2 Introduction.5 Current Climate Sensitivities.7 Heat Waves Results Air Pollution Risks Air Quality and Respiratory Disease Aeroallergens Waterbourne Disease Vectorborne Infectious Diseases Lyme Disease Future Climate Projections for Wisconsin.16 Heat Waves Rainfall and Health Ongoing Health Impact Assessment of Rainfall Variability and Waterborne Diseases Precipitation and pathogens in surface water Precipitation and pathogens in groundwater Linking climate change and gastrointestinal illness Sewer overflows and gastroenteritis Rainfall and gastrointestinal illness Drinking water transmission of infectious diarrhea Lyme Disease and Future Climate Projections Current Adaptive Capacity.28 Wisconsin Energy Management Air Pollution Co-Benefits of Alternative Transportation Futures from improving air quality Monitoring Health Risks of Climate Change in Wisconsin Air Quality Monitoring Vectorborne Disease Surveillance Program Harmful Algal Blooms Surveillance Program Conclusion.41 .
