Physician Address Book definition

Physician Address Book or “PAB” shall mean the electronic database of all Participant Users among whom a Message can be sent and/or from whom a Message can be received, including physicians and other non-physician users of the HIE.
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Examples of Physician Address Book in a sentence

  • During or following the initial testing period, as described in Section 3.03 above, Participant with provide CRISP with Data or Confidential Information necessary for the Master Patient Index, the Physician Address Book and the Registry, as requested by CRISP.

  • CRISP shall remove a terminated Participant from the Participant Index, its Provider Directory and its Physician Address Book and from CRISP Services.

  • At the expiration of the notice period, CRISP will remove Participant from the Participant Index, the Provider Directory and the Physician Address Book and terminate Participant’s and Participant’s Permitted Users’ ability to access and use the HIE or t CRISP Services (except a right to access and use the HIE and/or CRISP Services through a different Participant, if any).

  • CRISP shall remove a terminated Participant from the Participant Index, it Provider Directory and its Physician Address Book and from CRISP Services.

  • At the expiration of the notice period, CRISP will remove Participant from the Participant Index, the Provider Directory and the Physician Address Book and terminate Participant’s and Participant’s Permitted Users’ ability to access and use the HIE or the Direct Service (except a right to access and use the HIE and/or the Direct Service through a different Participant, if any).

  • At the expiration of the notice period, CRISP will remove Participant from the Participant Index, the Provider Directory and the Physician Address Book and terminate Participant’s and Participant’s Permitted Users’ ability to access and use the HIE or the Direct Service CRISP Services (except a right to access and use the HIE and/or the DirectCRISP Services through a different Participant, if any).

  • On the effective date of termination of the Participation Agreement, CRISP will remove Participant from the Participant Index, Provider Directory, and the Physician Address Book and terminate Participant’s and Participant’s Participant Users ability to access and use the HIE or the CRISP Services (except a right to access and use the HEI and/or CRISP Services through a different Participant, if any).

  • CRISP shall remove a terminated Participant from the Participant Index, its Provider Directory and its Physician Address Book and from the DirectCRISP Services.

  • CRISP shall remove a terminated Participant from the Participant Index, its Provider Directory and its Physician Address Book and from the Direct Service.

  • During or following the initial testing period, as described in section 3.03 above, Participant will provide CRISP with Data necessary for the Master Patient Index, the Physician Address Book and the Registry, or for an index of insureds or members of Participant’s programs of insurance, as requested by CRISP.