Contributor Data definition

Contributor Data means, where the User is a Contributor, the Electronic Medical Record patient data in the custody and control of the User, located at the Clinic and stored on the HDC Endpoint within the Clinic network.

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Contributor Data means the Personal Health Information relating to individuals provided to eHealth Ontario by the Contributor or collected by eHealth Ontario as a PHIPA Agent of the Contributor for the Permitted Purposes under the terms and conditions of this Agreement;

Contributor Data means the information entered or uploaded by Users into the COMPASS Service, including but not limited to text, documents and correspondence.

Examples of Contributor Data in a sentence

Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, each Commons Contributor hereby grants to the Operator, for [INSERT DURATION], an [irrevocable, non- assignable, worldwide, non-exclusive] right to use its Contributor Data, solely for the purpose of providing the Services in accordance with this Agreement, including without limitation, to enable the Permitted Purposes set forth in Attachment H.
As between HDC and the User, HDC acknowledges and agrees that the Contributor Data, including any modification or enhancement of such Contributor Data by HDC, is and will remain the exclusive property of the User.
Each party may also disclose Contributor Data if and as required by law; but only after it notifies the Governance Committee, the affected other party, and the Operator to enable any of them, as applicable, to seek a protective order or other appropriate remedy.
The parties desire to develop, use and operate a hosted database to facilitate the collection and sharing of data pertaining to the Subject Matter among the Commons Contributors through the use of Database APIs (such database, together with the data contained in that database, including the Commons Contributor Data, the “Database”).
No party will, by virtue of this Agreement, have any ownership rights in any other party’s data or in any other party’s Results, beyond the rights to use Contributor Data as specified in Attachment H.
Subject to the limited rights granted in this Agreement, each party’s data (including, in the case of Commons Contributors, Contributor Data) is and will remain the property of such party.
The Parties to this DSA acknowledge that they are subject to applicable privacy laws and associated regulations when dealing with Contributor Data and HDC Data in connection with HDC.
In the event that the Contributor becomes aware that any of the Contributor Data in the EHR System is or has become inaccurate, corrupted, damaged or incomplete, and the EHR Data-In Interface does not support replacement of that Contributor Data, the Contributor will notify eHealth Ontario as soon as reasonably possible in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
Nothing in this Agreement prohibits Customer from making disclosures of third-party Contributor Data, if required by Law, subpoena or court order, provided (if permitted by Law) it notifies the applicable Contributor in advance and reasonably cooperates in any effort to obtain confidential treatment.
The Contributor grants to eHealth Ontario the right to: (i) collect, access, use and disclose the Contributor Data for the Permitted Purposes as permitted under Applicable Laws and (ii) use and/or disclose the Contributor Data where required under Applicable Laws (collectively, the “Authorisation Grant”).

More Definitions of Contributor Data

Contributor Data means the EMR data in the custody and control of individual Clinician Data Contributors, located at the physician office, and stored on the HDC endpoint hardware within the practice network. Contributor Data is never stored in the HDC central server and is never available for sharing through the HDC application. Contributor Data is aggregated at the clinic endpoint in response to HDC queries being presented to the endpoint software, and then the HDC data is sent to the HDC central server where it is consumed by end users via the HDC application.