Agreements with Technology Partners Sample Clauses

Agreements with Technology Partners. To the extent that a Participant uses technology partners in connection with the Participant’s Transaction of Message Content, each Participant affirms that it has valid and enforceable agreements with each of its technology partners, including HSPs, that require the technology partner to, at a minimum: (i) comply with Applicable Law; (ii) protect the privacy and security of any Message Content to which it has access; (iii) as soon as reasonably practicable after determining that a Breach occurred, report such Breach to the Participant; and (iv) reasonably cooperate with the other Participants to this Agreement on issues related to this Agreement, under the direction of the Participant.
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Agreements with Technology Partners. To the extent that a Participant uses technology partners in connection with the NHIN, each Participant affirms that it has valid and enforceable agreements with each of its technology partners, including HSPs, that require the technology partner to, at a minimum: (i) comply with Applicable Law; (ii) protect the privacy and security of any Message Content to which it has access; (iii) as soon as reasonably practicable after determining that a Breach occurred, report such Breach to the Participant; and (iv) reasonably cooperate with the other Participants to this Agreement on issues related to the NHIN, under the direction of the Participant.
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Agreements with Technology Partners. Each HIE Participant has valid and enforceable agreements with each of its technology partners, including HSPs, that require the technology partner to, at a minimum: (i) comply with Applicable Law; (ii) protect the privacy and security of any Data to which it has access; and (iii) reasonably cooperate with the other Participants to this Agreement on issues related to the NHIN, under the direction of the Participant.
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Agreements with Technology Partners. To the extent that the Parties use technology partners or subcontractors in connection with the Participant’s submission of Health Plan Data or Transaction of Message Content, each Party affirms that it has valid and enforceable agreements with each of its technology partners, including HISPs, that require the technology partner to, at a minimum: (i) comply with Applicable Law; (ii) protect the privacy and security of any HIE Data or Message Content to which it has access; (iii) as soon as reasonably practicable after determining that a HIPAA Breach or Security occurred, report such Breach to the Party; and (iv) reasonably cooperate with the other Party and other Participants on issues related to this Agreement, under the direction of the Party.
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Agreements with Technology Partners. PO has valid and enforceable agreements with each of its technology partners, including HSPs, that require the technology partner to, at a minimum: (i) comply with Applicable Laws and Standards and (ii) protect the privacy and security of any Message Content to which it has access. PO shall direct its HSPs and other technology partners to reasonably cooperate with HIN and the other TDSOs on issues related to the HIN Services, under the direction of PO.
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Agreements with Technology Partners. To the extent that TDSO uses technology partners in connection with its System and/or the NJHIN, the TDSO shall have valid and enforceable agreements with each of its technology partners that require the technology partner to, at a minimum:
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Agreements with Technology Partners. To the extent that a Member uses technology partners in connection with the Member’s Transaction of Data, each Member affirms that it has valid and enforceable agreements with each of its technology partners, including HSPs, that require the technology partner to, at a minimum: (i) comply with Applicable Law; (ii) protect the privacy and security of any Data to which it has access; (iii) as soon as reasonably practicable after determining that an Adverse Security Event occurred, report such Adverse Security Event to the Member; and (iv) reasonably cooperate with the other Member to this Agreement on issues related to this Agreement, under the direction of the Member.
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