Reciprocal Duty to Respond Sample Clauses

Reciprocal Duty to Respond. 5.1.1 All CPs that request, or allow their Authorized Users to request PHI through the P3N shall have a corresponding reciprocal duty to respond to queries for PHI and/or clinical documents from other CPs and their Authorized Users.
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Reciprocal Duty to Respond. Participants who query data for treatment purposes also have a duty to respond to requests for data for treatment purposes, either with a copy of the data or with a uniformly-applied standardized response that data are not available. Participants may respond to requests for other purposes.
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Reciprocal Duty to Respond. Participants who query data for treatment purposes also have a duty to respond to requests for data for treatment purposes, either with a copy of the data or with a standardized response that data are not available. Participants may respond to requests for other purposes.  Responsibilities of Party Submitting Data. Participants who submit data are responsible for submitting the information in compliance with applicable law and representing that the message is: o for a Permitted Purpose; o sent by the Participant who has requisite authority to do so; o supported by appropriate legal authority, such as consent or authorization, if required by Applicable Law; and o sent to the intended recipient.  Authorizations. When a request is based on an authorization (e.g. for SSA benefits determination), the requesting Participant must send a copy of the authorization with the request for data.  Participant Breach Notification. Participants are required to promptly notify the eHealth Exchange Coordinating Committee and other impacted Participants of breaches related to the eHealth Exchange (i.e. unauthorized acquisition, access, disclosure or use of the data transmitted among participants, which occur while transmitting the data).  Chain of Trust. A participant’s obligations to comply with the DURSA must “flow down” to users or other participating organizations that connect through a Participant’s system, as well as the technology partner.
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