Personal Notes Clause Samples

Personal Notes. Despite section 4, any personal notes, emails or other written materials created by the Participant in preparation for or during the Negotiations (“Participant Notes”) shall remain in the sole custody and control of the Participant, and shall not be considered to be under the control of the Ministry. If the Ministry receives an access request under FIPPA for records relating to the Negotiations, the Ministry will not ask the Participant to provide its Participant Notes to the Ministry for the purposes of the access request.
Personal Notes. Files or personal notes kept by the supervisor or manager on individual nurses shall not be passed from one manager/supervisor to another, without the consent of the individual nurse, unless made a part of the nurse’s personnel file. Information kept in these files/notes shall not be used greater than one (1) year if no further corrective action or counseling is taken during such one year period.
Personal Notes. In the event of a termination of his employment or a release from work in accordance with § 2 (2) hereof, ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall without undue delay hand over to the Company all documents, correspondence, notes, drafts and the like, pertaining to the matters of the Company which are still in his possession. ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ is not allowed to exercise a right of retention with regard to these documents. Convenience Translation - 4 -
Personal Notes. The most powerful and least expensive way to deepen a relationship with a client is to send them a , _ note! 1. It is always _ . 2. It takes , your most precious commodity. 3. It leaves a _ impact. *To become successful by writing personal notes, write them _ ! *Examples:   When should I write them? 1. Following a _. 2. Following a - . 4. Thanks for the _ 5. Thanks for joining my 6. to a listing appointment if more than days out. 7. after the listing consultation. 8. the listing. 9. Following a buyer / . 10. Upon opening an _ . 11. After the transaction. 12. To the _ _ upon opening escrow. 13. To involved in the transaction. 14. Start off your notes with: a.
Personal Notes. The law considers a therapist's personal notes regarding your services to be the personal property of the therapist. They are not part of your record, and the therapist cannot be compelled to disclose those notes to anyone, even in a court proceeding. Personal notes means: • Information disclosed to the therapist on condition that it would never be disclosed to the recipient • Information that would be harmful to the recipient's relationships with others • The therapist's speculations, hunches, impressions and reminders The therapist cannot release test materials if the disclosure would compromise the testing process. For certain types of psychological tests to be valid, the person being tested must not have previous knowledge of the questions or other contents of the test. It is very important to be aware that computers and unencrypted e-mail (a BAA is filed with Hope Centered Counseling and HUSHMAIL. Encrypted email is available upon request.), texts, and e-faxes (A BAA is filed with Hope Centered Counseling and AT&T) communication can be relatively easily accessed by unauthorized people and hence can compromise the privacy and confidentiality of such communication. Providers’ cell phones are password protected or have facial recognition to protect privacy. While data on Hope Centered Counseling providers’ laptops is encrypted; e-mails and e-fax are not. It is always a possibility that e-faxes, texts, and email can be sent erroneously to the wrong address and computers. Hope Centered Counseling providers’ laptops are equipped with a firewall, virus protection and a password. Also, be aware that phone messages are transcribed and sent to Hope Centered Counseling providers via unencrypted e-mails. Please notify your Hope Centered Counseling provider if you decide to avoid or limit, in any way, the use of e-mail, texts, cell phones calls, phone messages, or e-faxes. If you communicate confidential or private information via unencrypted e-mail, texts or e-fax or via phone messages, Hope Centered Counseling will assume that you have made an informed decision, and will view it as your agreement to take the risk that such communication may be intercepted, and Hope Centered Counseling will honor your desire to communicate on such matters. • You are over age 12 and you are denied access to review and copy your own treatment records; • Your records are disclosed to someone without written consent, unless one of the exceptions applies; • You give written consent fo...

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