Participant Users and HSPs Clause Samples

The 'Participant Users and HSPs' clause defines the roles and responsibilities of individuals or entities who participate in a service or program, specifically distinguishing between general users and Health Service Providers (HSPs). It typically outlines the criteria for qualifying as a participant user or HSP, the permissions or access each group has, and any obligations or restrictions that apply to them. For example, participant users may be end-users of a healthcare platform, while HSPs are licensed professionals providing services through the platform. This clause ensures clarity in the relationship and expectations between different types of participants, helping to prevent misunderstandings and allocate responsibilities appropriately.
Participant Users and HSPs. Each Participant shall require that all of its Participant Users and HSPs Transact Message Content only in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including without limitation those governing the use, confidentiality, privacy, and security of Message Content. Each Participant shall discipline appropriately any of its employee Participant Users, or take appropriate contractual action with respect to contractor Participant Users or HSPs, who fail to act in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement relating to the privacy and security of Message Content, in accordance with Participant’s employee disciplinary policies and procedures and its contractor and vendor policies and contracts, respectively.
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Participant Users and HSPs. Each Participant shall require that all of its Participant Users and HSPs use the NHIN only in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including without limitation those governing the use, confidentiality, privacy, and security of Message Content. Each Participant shall discipline appropriately any of its employee Participant Users, or take appropriate contractual action with respect to contractor Participant Users or HSPs, who fail to act in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement relating to the privacy and security of Message Content, in accordance with Participant’s employee disciplinary policies and procedures and its contractor and vendor policies and contracts, respectively.
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Participant Users and HSPs. Sec. 12.2 (Participant Users and HSPs) Sec. 2.4.5 (Effect of Terms and Conditions and Policies and Procedures Upon Participation Agreements) Sec. 17.3 (Enforcement and Accountability)
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