Effect of Termination Upon Data Provider. Upon any termination of a Data Provider’s Participation Agreement, that Data Provider shall cease to be a Participant and thereupon and thereafter shall have no obligation to provide Patient Data through the System and the Services. Without limiting Section (Business Associate Agreement), if and to the extent that HIO maintains any Patient Data on the Data Provider’s behalf, the HIO shall not, from and after the effective date of the termination of the Data Provider’s Participation, provide or make that information available to Data Recipients. and thereupon and thereafter neither that party nor its Authorized Users shall have any rights to use the System or the Services. ASSOCIATED HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE TO BE PROVIDED BY HIO (Applicable Only to Participants as Expressly Provided by their Participation Agreements) If, pursuant to the applicable Participation Agreement, the Participant has agreed to receive Associated Hardware and/or Associated Software from the HIO, the terms of this Section 8 (Associated Hardware and Software to be Provided by HIO) shall apply to that Participant.
Effect of Termination Upon Data Provider. Upon any termination of a Data Provider’s Participation Agreement, that Data Provider shall cease to be a Participant and thereupon and thereafter shall have no obligation to provide Patient Data through the System and the Services. Without limiting Section Section 10 (Business Associate Agreement), if and to the extent that HIO maintains any Patient Data on the Data Provider’s behalf, the HIO shall not, from and after the effective date of the termination of the Data Provider’s Participation, provide or make that information available to Data Recipients. and thereupon and thereafter neither that party nor its Authorized Users shall have any rights to use the System or the Services. 59 Some HIOs may find it necessary to agree to Data Providers’ demands to impose specific limitations upon the use or disclosure of the Patient Data those Data Providers provide. See Section 6.5 (Permitted [and Prohibited] Uses and Disclosures of Patient Data). 60 Under Model #1, under which the HIO will not be establishing or applying privacy, security or other standards for health information exchange, Section 7.6 (Limitations on Disclosure of Patient Data) will be unnecessary. 61 Some HIOs may wish to impose specific limitations upon the extent to which Data Providers furnish Patient Data. Those specific limitations may be described in the Policies and Procedures. 62 Some HIOs may find it appropriate to articulate specific rules regarding the extent to which Data Providers are to furnish Patient Data, as a means of developing trust among Data Recipients that they will not be receiving information that the Data Provider was not permitted to share. Alternative C provides an example of how an HIO may address this issue.
Effect of Termination Upon Data Provider. Upon termination of this Agreement, Participant shall have no obligation to make Patient Data available to the HIE. Participant further acknowledges and agrees that any Patient Data made available to the HIE prior to termination of the Agreement will remain in the HIE and will not be returned to Participant, nor destroyed.
Effect of Termination Upon Data Provider. Upon any termination of a Data Provider’s Participation Agreement, that Data Provider shall cease to be a Participant and thereupon and thereafter shall have no obligation to provide Patient Data through the System and the Services. Without limiting Section 10 (Business Associate Agreement), if and to the extent that SJCHIE maintains any Patient Data on the Data Provider’s behalf, the SJCHIE shall not, from and after the effective date of the termination of the Data Provider’s Participation, provide or make that information available to Data Recipients and thereupon and thereafter neither that party nor its Authorized Users shall have any rights to use the System or the Services.
