Disclosure of Medical or Health Information Sample Clauses

Disclosure of Medical or Health Information. (1) Each year upon reporting to Spring Training, or upon signing a Major League Uniform Player’s Contract (“UPC”) for that season, whichever is earlier, each Player must, consistent with Paragraph 6(b)(1) of the UPC, execute the Authorization for the Use and/or Disclosure of Major League Player Health Information (“Authoriza- tion”) attached as Attachment 18 hereto.

Disclosure of Medical or Health Information. (a) A Team physician may disclose all relevant medical information concerning a player to (i) the General Manager, coaches, and trainers of the Team by which such player is employed, (ii) any entity from which any such Team seeks to procure, or has procured, an insurance policy covering such player’s life or any disability, injury or illness such player may suffer or sustain, and (iii) subject to the terms of Section 3(e) below, the media or public on behalf of the Team. (b) Should a Team contemplate the assignment of a player’s Standard Player Contract to one or more WNBA teams, the Team’s physician may furnish to the physicians and General Manager, coaches, and trainers of such other team or teams (and any entity from which such other team or teams seeks to procure, or has procured, an insurance policy covering such player’s life or any disability, injury or illness such player may suffer or sustain) all relevant medical information relating to the player. (c) A player who consults a physician other than such player’s Team physician shall give notice of such consultation to her Team’s physician and shall authorize and direct such other physician to provide her Team with all information it may request concerning any condition that, in the judgment of Team’s physician, may affect such player’s ability to play skilled basketball. No Team shall discourage a player from seeking such a consultation. (d) Subject to subsection (e) below, each Team may make public medical information relating to the players in its employ, provided that such information relates solely to the reasons why any such player has not been or is not rendering services as a player. (e) A player or her immediate family (where appropriate) shall have the right to approve the substance, terms, and timing of any public release of medical information relating to any injuries or illnesses suffered by that player that are potentially life­ or career­threatening, or that do not arise from the player’s participation in WNBA games or practices. (f) If and to the extent necessary to enable or facilitate the disclosure of medical or health information as provided for by this Section 3, a player shall execute such individual authorization(s) as may be requested by the WNBA or a Team or Teams or as may be required by health care providers who examine or treat the player.