Analytic Queries Sample Clauses

Analytic Queries. From time to time, the Coordinating Center shall issue queries of Network Participant Data seeking return of certain Data in order to prepare for research (each, a “Pre-Research Query”) or for research purposes (each, a “PCORnet Query” and, together with “Pre-Research Query”, the “Analytic Queries”). Each Analytic Query will specify the Data requested, a summary of the objective of the Query and the proposed schedule for return of the Data to the CC. Only the Minimum Necessary amount of Data will be requested by an Analytic Query. When applicable, the CC shall confirm necessary approvals (including approved IRB waivers of the individual authorization requirement and data use agreements, as applicable) are in place prior to transfer of Data received by the CC from Network Participant to Requestor. Network Participant, the CC and/or the Requestor may rely on the receipt of another’s IRB approval, but is not required to do so. IRB approval for the transfer of Data may be obtained by the Parties and/or the Requestor separately. Relevant Data shall flow as outlined in the “Data Flow Description Documentation” attached hereto as Exhibit A. Pursuant to Section III.a.i (Participation in a Query), participation in Analytic Queries is at the discretion of Network Participant.
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