Permitted Future Uses Clause Samples
The Permitted Future Uses clause defines the specific ways in which a party may use certain information, materials, or intellectual property after the conclusion of an agreement or transaction. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of allowable activities, such as continued internal use, further development, or sharing with affiliates, while restricting uses that fall outside the agreed parameters. Its core practical function is to provide clarity and set boundaries on future conduct, thereby preventing disputes over unauthorized or unintended uses.
Permitted Future Uses. Subject to this Section 5.02 and Section 19.07, Recipients may retain, use and re-disclose Message Content in accordance with Applicable Law and the Recipient’s record retention policies and procedures. If the Recipient is a Participant that is a Business Associate of its Participant Users, such Participant may retain, use and re-disclose Message Content in accordance with Applicable Law and the agreements between the Participant and its Participant Users.
Permitted Future Uses. Recipients may retain, use and re-disclose Health Data received via the Direct Service in accordance with Applicable Law, and the Recipient’s policies and procedures.
Permitted Future Uses. Recipients may retain, use and re-disclose Health Data received via the Direct ServiceCRISP Services in accordance with Applicable Law, and the Recipient’s policies and proceduresPermitted Purposes. Access of Health Data by CRISP. CRISP shall only access Health Data for the express purpose of connecting the Participants, facilitating the delivery or receipt of the Health Data using the Direct Service on behalf of such Participants, providing telephone level help desk services, and otherwise fulfilling its obligations under the Agreement. CRISP does not have any ownership in any of the content, including any text, data, information, images, sound, video orother material, that Participant may send, store or receive via the Direct Service. CRISP’s access to Health Data for any purpose shall be in accordance with its Business Associate Agreement.
Permitted Future Uses. Subject to this Section 11 and Section 19.05, Recipients may retain, use and re-disclose Message Content,HIE Data, or Pharmacy Data accessed from NC HealthConnex Resources in accordance with Applicable Law and the Recipient’s record retention policies and procedures. If the Recipient is a Participant that is a Business Associate of its Authorized Users, such Participant may retain, use and re-disclose Message Content in accordance with Applicable Law and the agreements between the Participant and its Authorized Users.
Permitted Future Uses. Subject to this Section 5.02 and Section 19.06, Recipients may retain Data received in response to a Message in accordance with the Recipient’s record retention policies and procedures. As a result, Recipients may use and re- disclose Data received in response to a Message, in accordance with all Applicable Law and the agreements between a Participant and its Participant Users. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, a Recipient may not use or re-disclose Data received in response to a Message based on an Authorization beyond the uses and disclosures allowed by the Authorization, except as required or permitted by law or by a subsequent Authorization provided by the individual.
Permitted Future Uses. Subject to this Section 11, Section 19.05, and Attachment 7, Recipients may retain, use and re-disclose Message Content or HIE Data accessed from NC HealthConnex Resources in accordance with Applicable Law and the Recipient’s record retention policies and procedures.
Permitted Future Uses. The Parties will retain data in compliance with Applicable Law. Upon any termination of the Project outlined in the SOW, or upon termination or breach of this MOU, the SOW, or any written Agreement attached to the SOW, Mason will return or destroy any County Data that Mason, its agents, or subcontractors then maintains in any form. The Parties will not disclose products or deliverables resulting from the SOW to any outside entity or person, including subcontractors, without the written permission of the other party.