PROVIDER ASSOCIATIONS Sample Clauses

The PROVIDER ASSOCIATIONS clause defines the relationships and permitted collaborations between the service provider and other entities or subcontractors involved in delivering the contracted services. It typically outlines whether the provider can engage third parties, under what conditions such associations are allowed, and any requirements for prior approval or notification to the client. This clause ensures transparency and control over who is involved in service delivery, helping to manage risk and maintain quality standards.
PROVIDER ASSOCIATIONS. Many national and state provider associations have developed extensive resources for their memberships concerning HIPAA/HITECH requirements. Those are important resources in making determinations as to the applicability and implementation of HIPAA/HITECH.
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PROVIDER ASSOCIATIONS. Many national and state provider associations have developed extensive resources for their memberships concerning HIPAA/HITECH requirements. Those are important resources in making determinations as to the applicability and implementation of HIPAA/HITECH. C ONSULTANT RESOURCES There are innumerable consulting resources available nationally. The Department does not make recommendations or referrals as to such resources. It is advisable to pursue references before retaining any consulting resource. Some consulting resources may be inappropriate for certain types of entities and circumstances Contracting Entity shall comply with the State of Montana Executive Order No. 15-2018 requiring the disclosure of dark money spending. efinitions. As used in this declaration form, the following definitions apply:
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