PURPOSE, SCOPE AND AGREEMENT ELEMENTS Sample Clauses

PURPOSE, SCOPE AND AGREEMENT ELEMENTS. 1.1 The purpose of this Information Sharing Agreement (“ISA”) is to provide the terms upon which Participating Physicians share Health Information contributed by Participating Physicians into the EMR; enable the access to, and use and disclosure of Health Information with one another through the EMR System; and to define and manage the permitted uses and disclosures of that Health Information.
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PURPOSE, SCOPE AND AGREEMENT ELEMENTS. The purpose of this Information Sharing Agreement ("ISA") is to provide the terms upon which Physicians share Health Information contributed by other Physicians into the clinic’s EMR; enable the access to, and use and disclosure of Health Information with one another through the EMR System; and to define and manage the permitted uses and disclosures of that Health Information. The Physicians acknowledge and agree that they are entering into this Agreement on the basis of the HIA, and the Principles set forth in Article 2 in this agreement. The Principles are not intended to alter the plain meaning of the specific terms of this Agreement; however, to the extent the terms of this Agreement do not address a particular circumstance or are found to be unclear following a dispute resolution process contemplated in Article 12 of this Agreement, such terms are to be interpreted and construed with reference to the Principles. The provisions of the HIA and the Principles shall be considered and taken into account by the Parties in connection with all decisions, matters of interpretation and dispute resolution arising in the context of this Agreement.
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PURPOSE, SCOPE AND AGREEMENT ELEMENTS. The purpose of this Information Sharing Agreement ("ISA") is to provide the terms upon which PCN Physicians share Health Information contributed by PCN Physicians into the EMR; enable the access to, and use and disclosure of Health Information with one another through the EMR System; and to define and manage the permitted uses and disclosures of that Health Information. The management, maintenance, security and the ultimate disposition of the Health Information contained in an EMR System shall be governed by an Information Management Agreement ("IMA") entered into between the PCN Physicians and an Information Manager of that EMR System. The PCN Physicians acknowledge and agree that they are entering into this Agreement on the basis of the HIA, and the Principles set forth in Article 2. The Principles are not intended to alter the plain meaning of the specific terms of this Agreement; however, to the extent the terms of this Agreement do not address a particular circumstance or are found to be unclear following a dispute resolution process contemplated in Article 12 of this Agreement, such terms are to be interpreted and construed with reference to the Principles. The provisions of the HIA and the Principles shall be considered and taken into account by the Parties in connection with all decisions, matters of interpretation and dispute resolution arising in the context of this Agreement.
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PURPOSE, SCOPE AND AGREEMENT ELEMENTS. 1.1 The purpose of this Information Sharing Agreement ("ISA") is to provide the terms upon which PCN Physicians share Health Information contributed by PCN Physicians into the EMR; enable the access to, and use and disclosure of Health Information with one another through the EMR System; and to define and manage the permitted uses and disclosures of that Health Information.
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