Study Personnel Member Personal Data Sample Clauses

Study Personnel Member Personal Data. Both prior to and during the course of the Study, the Investigator and Study Personnel may be called upon to provide Personal Data. This data falls within the scope of the law and regulations relating to the protection of "Personal Data" as defined in data protection laws applicable to Sponsor ("Applicable Data Protection Laws"). This Personal Data may include names, contact information, work experience and professional qualifications, publications, resumes, educational background and information related to potential conflict of interest, and payments made to payee(s) under this Agreement. Sponsor, its affiliates, CRO or collaboration parties and agents working with the Sponsor will process such Personal Data of the Investigator and the Study Personnel or other relevant personnel for the following purposes: (i) the conduct of clinical trials; (ii) verification by governmental or regulatory agencies, the Sponsor, CRO, and their agents and Affiliates; (iii) compliance with legal and regulatory requirements; (iv) publication on xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, other public websites and public portals for clinical documents of EMA and other relevant agencies that inform about clinical trials and participating investigators and corresponding study results; (v) storage in databases to facilitate the selection of investigators for future clinical trials; (vi) sharing of Study reports and other Study documents with third parties for research purposes in accordance with responsible data sharing and transparency obligations; and
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Study Personnel Member Personal Data. Both prior to and during the course of the Study, Study Personnel may be called upon to provide Personal Data. This data falls within the scope of the law and regulations relating to the protection of "Personal Data" as defined in data protection laws applicable to Sponsor ("Applicable Data Protection Laws"). This Personal Data may include names, contact information, work experience and professional qualifications, publications, resumes, educational background and information related to potential conflict of interest, and payments made to payee(s) under this Agreement. Sponsor, its affiliates, CRO or collaboration parties and agents working with the Sponsor will process such personal data of the Study Personnel or other relevant personnel for the following purposes: (i) the conduct of clinical trials; (ii) verification by governmental or regulatory agencies, the Sponsor, CRO, and their agents and Affiliates; (iii) compliance with legal and regulatory requirements; (iv) publication on xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, other public websites and public portals for clinical documents of EMA and other relevant agencies that inform about clinical trials and participating investigators and corresponding study results; (v) storage in databases to facilitate the selection of investigators for future clinical trials; (vi) sharing of Study reports and other Study documents with third parties for research purposes in accordance with responsible data sharing and transparency obligations; and
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Study Personnel Member Personal Data. Both prior to and during the course of the Study, Investigator and Study Personnel may be called upon to provide Personal Data. This data falls within the scope of the law and regulations relating to the protection of "Personal Data" as defined in data protection laws applicable to Sponsor. In processing and transfer of personal information to other countries, the contractual parties and the Sponsor shall, both during the Study and after its termination, observe relevant applicable legal regulations on the protection of personal data, in particular the Act No. 101/2001 Coll., On the Protection of Personal Data, as amended, and EU legal regulations ("Applicable Data Protection Laws"). This Personal Data may include names, contact information, work experience and professional qualifications, publications, resumes, educational background and information related to potential conflict of interest, and payments made to payee(s) under this Agreement. Sponsor, its affiliates, CRO or collaboration parties and agents working with the Sponsor will process such personal data of the Study Personnel or other relevant personnel for the following purposes: (i) the conduct of clinical trials; (ii) verification by governmental or regulatory agencies, the Sponsor, CRO, and their agents and Affiliates; (iii) compliance with legal and regulatory requirements; (iv) publication on xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, other public websites and public portals for clinical documents of EMA and other relevant agencies that inform about clinical trials and participating investigators and corresponding study results; (v) storage in databases to facilitate the selection of investigators for future clinical trials; (vi) sharing of Study reports and other Study documents with third parties for research purposes in accordance with responsible data sharing and transparency obligations; and
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Study Personnel Member Personal Data. Both prior to and during the course of the Study, the Investigator and Study Personnel may be called upon to provide Personal Data. This data falls within the scope of the law and regulations relating to the protection of "Personal Data" as defined in data protection laws applicable to Sponsor ("Applicable Data Protection Laws"). This Personal Data may include names, contact information, work experience and professional qualifications, publications, resumes, educational background and information related to potential conflict of interest, and payments made to payee(s) under this Agreement. Sponsor, its affiliates, CRO or collaboration parties and agents working with the Sponsor will process such Personal Data of the Investigator and the Study Personnel or other relevant personnel for the following purposes: (i) the conduct of clinical trials; (ii) verification by governmental or regulatory agencies, the Sponsor, CRO, and their agents and Affiliates; (iii) compliance with legal and regulatory requirements; (iv) publication on xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, other public websites and public portals for clinical documents of EMA and other relevant agencies that inform about clinical trials and participating investigators and corresponding study results; (v) storage in databases to facilitate the selection of investigators for future clinical trials; (vi) sharing of Study reports and other Study documents with third parties for research purposes in accordance with responsible data sharing and transparency obligations; and (vii) anti-corruption compliance. Institution and/or Investigator shall provide its Study Personnel with the information required about processing by Sponsor so that Sponsor complies with its information requirements under Applicable Data Protection Laws towards Personnel. To this end, Institution and/or Investigator can use the template attached as Exhibit D. For purposes of this Section 11.1 (iv), Institution and/or Investigator shall use reasonable efforts to obtain consent from Study Personnel that is eligible to be published; Study Personnel can provide their consent by signing Exhibit E. Institution shall inform Sponsor and CRO which eligible Study Personnel did not provide its consent and shall provide a copy of provided consents to Sponsor or CRO upon request of Sponsor or CRO.
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