Reporting Duty Sample Clauses
Reporting Duty. During the period of validity of the certification, and especially on the occasion of surveillance audits, extraordinary audits, or renewal of the certification, the applicant undertakes to, without any unnecessary delay, notify the Certifying Body of any changes and modifications related to SM and information on the current scope of fields as provided in the certificate. The certified company shall report any extraordinary events to the Certifying Body such as:
Reporting Duty. Ancillary Provider agrees to report to CCPN within fourteen (14) calendar days whenever it becomes aware of any of the following as permitted by law:
3.10.1 Any cancellation or material modification of Ancillary Provider's liability coverage; or
3.10.2 Any malpractice claim against Ancillary Provider; or
3.10.3 Any criminal action filed or brought against Ancillary Provider. CCPN shall only use the information described in this section for its described purpose and shall keep such information confidential unless required by law or the applicable HMO Agreement.
Reporting Duty. Guarantor assumes full responsibility for keeping fully informed of the financial condition of ARCO and/or WEST COAST and all other circumstances affecting the ability of ARCO and/or WEST COAST to perform the obligations of ARCO and/or WEST COAST's obligations under the Agreement, and agrees that City will have no duty to report to Guarantor any information that City receives about the financial condition of ARCO and/or WEST COAST to perform such obligations.
Reporting Duty. Physician agrees to report to IPA within ten (10) calendar days whenever he or she becomes aware of any of the following:
a. Commencement of any disciplinary or peer review action (including the initiation of an investigation and/or any determination to take adverse action) against Physician by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners or any other governmental or regulatory entity, medical society, peer review organization, managed care plan, hospital, or other healthcare entity or provider;
b. Any cancellation or material modification of Physician’s professional liability coverage;
c. Any malpractice claim against Physician; or
d. Any criminal action filed or brought against Physician. Any information that Physician discloses to IPA in accordance with this Seciton 3.11 shall be confidential information of Physician and shall not be disclosed by IPA to third parties without the prior written consent of Physician unless otherwise required by law or IPA policies and procedures. The disclosure of such information by Physician to IPA shall not constitute a waiver of the confidentiality of, or any privilege applicable to, such information.
Reporting Duty. A Party shall be obliged to immediately inform the other Party if the obligation of the first Party to disclose the Confidential Information arises – in writing and in cases allowed by the legislation, even before the Confidential Information is provided. The Party undertakes to consult with the other Party the timing, contents and extent of the disclosure (if possible according to mandatory provisions of legal regulations) and when providing the information the Party undertakes to protect the rights and legitimate interests of the other Party.
Reporting Duty. Provider agrees to report to IPA within ten (10) calendar days whenever he or she becomes aware of any of the following:
a. Commencement of any disciplinary or peer review action (including the initiation of an investigation and/or any determination to take adverse action) against Provider by the applicable licensing authority for Provider or any other governmental or regulatory entity, medical society, peer review organization, managed care plan, hospital, or other healthcare entity or provider;
b. Any cancellation or material modification of Provider’s professional liability coverage;
c. Any malpractice claim against Provider; or
d. Any criminal action filed or brought against Provider. Any information that Provider discloses to IPA in accordance with this Section 3.11 shall be confidential information of Provider and shall not be disclosed by IPA to third parties without the prior written consent of Provider unless otherwise required by law or IPA policies and procedures. The disclosure of such information by Provider to IPA shall not constitute a waiver of the confidentiality of, or any privilege applicable to, such information.