Participant’s Obligations as to Opt Sample Clauses

Participant’s Obligations as to Opt. Out of the HIE. CyncHealth will make available to Participants templates for informational materials about the HIE, including opting out of the HIE (“HIE Informational Materials”). Participant acknowledges that the rights of an Individual stated in this Section are a core principle of the HIE. Participant will support the Individual’s right to opt out or change opt out status by (i) providing reasonable means appropriate to Participant’s size, operations and the nature of Participant’s medical services and infrastructure; and (ii) displaying the HIE Informational Materials or making them available to Individuals at its site(s) of service and website, in both cases as required by Applicable Law or as determined by Participant in its reasonable discretion, applied with due recognition of the importance of informing Individuals of their right to opt-out of the HIE. Participant will utilize only HIE Informational Materials made available by CyncHealth and any additional materials developed by Participant that are approved in advance by CyncHealth. Under no circumstances will Participant grant an Individual rights in connection with an Opt-Out or impose on an Individual’s obligations as to an Opt-Out that vary from the rights and obligations set forth in Applicable Law, this Agreement, or the Governing Principles and Policies.
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Participant’s Obligations as to Opt. Out of the HIE. In addition to developing the Opt-Out Protocol for the HIE, CRISP will initially develop and make available to Participants templates for informational materials about the HIE in various media and forms, including the Opt- Out (“HIE Informational Materials”). Participant acknowledges that the rights of an Individual stated in Section 4.015.02 are a core principal of the HIE. Participant will support the Individual’s right to Opt-Out or change Opt-Out status by (i) providing reasonable means appropriate to Participant’s size, operations and the nature of Participant’s medical services and infrastructure; and (ii) displaying the HIE Informational Materials or making them available to Individuals at its site(s) of service and website, in both cases as required by Applicable Law or as determined by Participant in its reasonable discretion, applied with due recognition of the importance of informing Individual’s of their right to Opt-out of the HIE. Participant will utilize only HIE Informational Materials made available by CRISP and any additional materials developed Participant that are approved in advance by CRISP. Under no circumstances will Participant grant an Individual rights in connection with an Opt-Out or impose on an Individual’s obligations as to an Opt-Out that vary from the rights and obligations set forth in Applicable Law, these Terms and Conditions or the Policies and Procedures.

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