Partnership with External HIEs Sample Clauses

Partnership with External HIEs. As part of its role in promoting the exchange of health information, pursuant to federal programs, including but not limited to, the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA), and in compliance with regulations implementing information blocking, CRISP will work with External HIEs within the scope of CRISP’s mission. a. Subject to the approval by the CRISP Board of Advisors, CRISP may enter into agreements with External HIEs for the use of the HIE and Participant’s and Other Participants’ Data for purposes of the External HIE (such as making and responding to queries the System provided or required by the particular External HIE provided that (i) such an agreement is permitted under or is consistent with the Applicable Law; and (ii) CRISP provides notice to Participant of the material terms and conditions of participation with an External HIE. CRISP will also either make the External HIE Materials available to Participant with the notice described in clause (ii) above of the preceding sentence or advise Participant of how to obtain copies of the External HIE Materials and Participant is responsible for reviewing the External HIE Materials; (iii) such an agreement requires the External HIE to comply with privacy and security requirements that are the same as, or no less stringent than, the requirements that apply to CRISP in this Agreement; and (iv) such an agreement requires the External HIE to maintain insurance coverage of the same types and with minimum limits and standards that are equivalent to, or no less than, those required to be carried by CRISP as set forth in Section 22.12 of this Agreement. b. Requirements as to a Participant’s use of the HIE in this Agreement shall, unless provided otherwise, also govern the Participant’s use of External HIEs with which CRISP participates, and participants in an External HIE shall have the same rights as Other Participants as relates to the use of the HIE, including access to Data.
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Partnership with External HIEs. As a part of its role in promoting the exchange of health information and pursuant to federal programs, including but not limited to, the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA), and in compliance with regulations implementing information blocking, CRISP will work with External HIEs within the scope of CRISP's mission. a. Subject to approval by the Board of Advisors, CRISP may enter into agreements with External External HIE to comply with privacy and security requirements that are the same as, or no less stringent than, the requirements that apply to CRISP in this Agreement; and (iv) such an agreement requires the External HIE to maintain insurance coverage of the same types and with minimum limits and standards that are equivalent to, or no less than, those required to be carried by CRISP as set forth in Section 22.13 of this Agreement. b. Requirements as to a Participant’s use of the HIE in this Agreement shall, unless provided Use of the Direct Service.
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Partnership with External HIEs. As a part of its role in promoting the exchange of health information and pursuant to federal programs, including but not limited to, the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA), and in compliance with regulations implementing information blocking, CRISP will work with External HIEs within the scope of CRISP's mission. a. Subject to approval by the Board of Advisors, CRISP may enter into agreements with External
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