JOHN R. KERFOOT BUILDING – MULTI-PURPOSE AGREEMENTMulti-Purpose Agreement • October 21st, 2014
I, as responsible party, accept full responsibility for the actions of my guests, and will maintain order and decorum at all times during the rental period. I also understand that all activities MUST remain inside the building and that I may be charged by the police for any unreasonable action resulting from this function. If the police are called and/or summoned to the building for ANY reason, I may lose my deposit. I also understand that I am responsible for any payment of any liability claims or restoration charges for damages to the building, tables, chairs, etc. I will lose my deposit for necessary clean up of hazardous wastes, bodily fluids, and/or waste, if I am not in attendance at this affair, or if the police are called, and understand that I am responsible for any and all costs and expenses incurred by the Borough resulting from my failure to clean the building. I have read all the rules and regulations of the attached page and understand them. I further understand and ackno
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICEMulti-Purpose Agreement • March 18th, 2015
The Multi-Purpose Agreement (MPA) is entered into by health programs operated by Indian tribes, tribal organizations and urban Indian organizations that are Covered Entities, ( see, 45 CFR § 160.102), that desire to engage in electronic health information exchange as part of the Meaningful Use Incentive Program and eHealth Exchange using the Indian Health Service Health Information Exchange (IHS HIE). The MPA helps participants meet Privacy and Security laws and regulations requirements, as well as mutual responsibilities and expectations of all Members under this MPA. This MPA incorporates the requirements of the Inter-Connection Security Agreement, Business Associate Agreement, End User Agreement and the Data Use and Reciprocal Agreement (DURSA) for the Network.
The Multi-Purpose Agreement (MPA)Multi-Purpose Agreement • April 21st, 2015
Establishing Trusted Interoperability and Patient Access to Data Throughout the Indian Health System in Support of Meaningful Use
