Common use of Participating Organizations and Participants Clause in Contracts

Participating Organizations and Participants. Participating Organizations and individual public Participants include professional societies and healthcare organizations, healthcare companies, commercial industry partners, universities, government entities and individuals. The Steering Committee sets forth guidelines for considering applications for participation. Each Participant must commit to adhering to these Governing Documents. Types of Participants: i. Opt-in Participants: Organizations identified as HPE schools/training programs and AAMC members can participate with no fee; however, an organization must officially apply and declare its interest before being recognized as a Participant. ii. Paid Participants: As outlined in the Schedule 2, those organizations that do not meet the qualifications as an opt-in Participant may apply as a paid Participant. iii. Individual contributors and public Participants: Individuals with a material interest or subject matter expertise in the standards may participate in the MedBiquitous community. Individual contributors will be held to the same rules and responsibilities as the other participants. Interested parties who are not affiliated with a Participating Organization and who wish to join the Voting Body shall submit an application to the Steering Committee to participate as a public Participant. Each Participating Organization may nominate an individual and an alternate to serve on the Voting Body, which votes on proposed American National Standards as indicated in the MedBiquitous Standards Program Operating Procedures. Each Participant may nominate individuals to participate in Working Groups, and the Director may appoint such nominees to an appropriate Working Group. If the Director determines that a nominee is not appropriate for a specific Working Group or is generally not acceptable to the Program, the Participant may nominate another individual or may appeal the Director’s decision to the Steering Committee. Each Participating Organization may determine the internal process by which it shall ascertain and cast its vote.

Participating Organizations and Participants. Participating Organizations and individual public Participants include professional societies and healthcare organizations, healthcare companies, commercial industry partners, universities, government entities and individuals. The Steering Committee sets forth guidelines for considering applications for participation. Each Participant must commit to adhering to these Governing Documents. Types of Participants: i. Opt-in Participants: Organizations identified as HPE schools/training programs programs, and AAMC members can participate with no fee; however, an organization must officially apply and declare its interest before being recognized as a Participant. ii. Paid Participants: As outlined in the Schedule 2, those organizations that do not meet the qualifications as an opt-in Participant may apply as a paid Participant. iii. Individual contributors and public Participants: Individuals with a material interest or subject matter expertise in the standards may participate in the MedBiquitous community. Individual contributors will be held to the same rules and responsibilities as the other participants. Interested parties who are not affiliated with a Participating Organization and who wish to join the Voting Body shall submit an application to the Steering Committee to participate as a public Participant. Each Participating Organization may nominate an individual and an alternate to serve on the Voting Body, which votes on proposed American National Standards as indicated in the MedBiquitous Standards Program Operating Procedures. Each Participant may nominate individuals to participate in Working Groups, and the Director may appoint such nominees to an appropriate Working Group. If the Director determines that a nominee is not appropriate for a specific Working Group or is generally not acceptable to the Program, the Participant may nominate another individual or may appeal the Director’s decision to the Steering Committee. Each Participating Organization may determine the internal process by which it shall ascertain and cast its vote.

Participating Organizations and Participants. Participating Organizations and individual public Participants include professional societies and healthcare organizations, healthcare companies, commercial industry partners, universities, government entities and individuals. The Steering Committee sets forth guidelines for considering applications for participation. Each Participant must commit to adhering to these Governing Documents. Types of Participants: i. Opt-in Participants: Organizations identified as HPE schools/training programs and AAMC members can participate with no fee; however, an organization must officially officia l ly apply and declare its interest before being recognized as a Participant. ii. Paid Participants: As outlined in the Schedule 2, those organizations that do not meet the qualifications as an opt-in Participant may apply as a paid Participant. iii. Individual contributors and public Participants: Individuals with a material interest or subject matter expertise in the standards may participate in the MedBiquitous community. Individual contributors will be held to the same rules and responsibilities as the other participants. Interested parties who are not affiliated with a Participating Organization and who wish to join the Voting Body shall submit an application to the Steering Committee to participate as a public Participant. Each Participating Organization may nominate an individual and an alternate to serve on the Voting Body, which votes on proposed American National Standards as indicated in the MedBiquitous Standards Program Operating Procedures. Each Participant may nominate individuals to participate in Working Groups, and the Director may appoint such nominees to an appropriate Working Group. If the Director determines that a nominee is not appropriate for a specific Working Group or is generally not acceptable to the Program, the Participant may nominate another individual or may appeal the Director’s decision to the Steering Committee. Each Participating Organization may determine the internal process by which it shall ascertain and cast its vote.

Participating Organizations and Participants. Participating Organizations and individual public Participants include professional societies and healthcare organizations, healthcare companies, commercial industry partners, universities, government entities and individuals. The Steering Committee sets forth guidelines for considering applications for participation. Each Participant must commit to adhering to these Governing Documents. Types of Participants: i. Opt-in Participants: Organizations identified as HPE schools/training programs programs, and AAMC members can participate with no fee; however, an organization must officially officia l ly apply and declare its interest before being recognized as a Participant. ii. Paid Participants: As outlined in the Schedule 2, those organizations that do not meet the qualifications as an opt-in Participant may apply as a paid Participant. iii. Individual contributors and public Participants: Individuals with a material interest or subject matter expertise in the standards may participate in the MedBiquitous community. Individual contributors will be held to the same rules and responsibilities as the other participants. Interested parties who are not affiliated with a Participating Organization and who wish to join the Voting Body shall submit an application to the Steering Committee to participate as a public Participant. Each Participating Organization may nominate an individual and an alternate to serve on the Voting Body, which votes on proposed American National Standards as indicated in the MedBiquitous Standards Program Operating Procedures. Each Participant may nominate individuals to participate in Working Groups, and the Director may appoint such nominees to an appropriate Working Group. If the Director determines that a nominee is not appropriate for a specific Working Group or is generally not acceptable to the Program, the Participant may nominate another individual or may appeal the Director’s decision to the Steering Committee. Each Participating Organization may determine the internal process by which it shall ascertain and cast its vote.