Xxxx, M. D. Recreation Center shall not be used for any unlawful or offensive purposes and all users must abide by local, state and federal laws. No alcoholic beverages allowed on premises. Any city-owned equipment or other property destroyed, stolen or abused while the Gym is leased to a user shall be replaced and/or repaired by the user. Any privately-owned equipment shall be brought in, set up and then taken out by the user at the conclusion of the lease period and shall not be left over or stored on the premises. Use of the Gym shall be restricted to the lessee and their invited guests. The Lessee shall not sublease or assign use of the premises. Hours of operation are Monday, Tuesday & Thursday from 6 a.m. until 8 p.m., Wednesday & Friday from 6
Xxxx, M. Pico-Knijnenburg, I.; Xxxxx-xxx Xxxx, M.; Xxxxxx, A.; Xxxxxxx, R.G.M.; xxx xxx Xxxx, M.; Xxxxxxxx, P.J.C.I. An evaluation of the TREC assay with regard to the integration of SCID screening into the Dutch newbon screening program. Clin. Immunol. 2017.
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Xxxx, M. D. and California Institute of Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery (collectively labeled “Physician”) agree to maintain Privacy of (“Patient”) as outlined in the HIPPA form. The Physician takes pride in being able to extend a greater degree of privacy than is required by HIPPA, state confidentiality mandates, and common law. Federal and State privacy laws are complex. Unfortunately, some medical offices try to find loopholes around these laws. For example, HIPPA forbids physicians from receiving money for selling lists of patients or protected health information to companies to market their products or services directly to patients without authorization. Some medical practices, though, can lawfully circumvent this limitation by having a third party perform the marketing. While personal data is never technically in the possession of the company selling the products or services, the patient can still be targeted with unwanted marketing information. Physician believes this is improper and may not be in the patient’s best interest. Accordingly, the Physician agrees not to provide any list for marketing or be paid for selling patient lists or protected health information to any party for marketing directly to patients. Regardless of legal privacy loopholes, the Physician will never attempt to leverage its relationship with Patient by seeking Patient’s consent for marketing products for others. In consideration for treatment and the above noted patient protection, Patient agrees to refrain from directly or indirectly publishing or airing commentary upon physician and his practice, expertise and/or treatment unless explicitly mandated by law. Publishing is intended to include attribution by name, by pseudonym, or anonymously. Physician has invented significant financial and marketing resources in upon the physician; and (ii) will use all reasonable efforts to prevent any member of their immediate family or acquaintance from engaging in any such activity. Published comments on web pages, blogs, and/or mass correspondence, however well intended, could severely damage Physician’s practice. Physician feels strongly about patient’s privacy as well as the practices’ right to control its public image and privacy. Both Physician and Patient will work to prevent the publishing or airing of commentary about the other party from being accessed via internet, blogs, or other electronic, print, or broadcast media without prior written consent. Finally, this agreement shall be in...
Xxxx, M. D. Recreation Center shall not be used for any unlawful or offensive purposes and all users must abide by local, state and federal laws. No alcoholic beverages, smoking, or firearms allowed on premises. No tables & chairs included or allowed on gym floor. No food allowed. Any city-owned equipment or other property destroyed, stolen or abused while the Gym is leased to a user shall be replaced and/or repaired by the user. Any privately-owned equipment shall be brought in, set up and then taken out by the user at the conclusion of the lease period and shall not be left over or stored on the premises. Use of the Gym shall be restricted to the lessee and their invited guests. The Lessee shall not sublease or assign use of the premises. Hours of operation are Monday, Tuesday & Thursday from 6 a.m. until 8 p.m., Wednesday & Friday from 6
Xxxx, M. E.; Xxxxxxx, G.; Xxxxx, P.; Xxxxxxxxxx, X. X. Chem. Soc. Rev. 2010, 39, 1805.
Xxxx, M. D. a physician licensed to practice medicine in the State of Georgia (the “Physician”).
