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Why don’t the. NHIEs indemnify each other? The NHIN will include NHIEs that are federal and state government agencies, and other government instrumentalities. In almost all cases, these government agencies or instrumentalities are prohibited by law from indemnifying third parties. The DURSA Workgroup agreed that it was inherently unfair to ask non-governmental NHIEs to agree to indemnification provisions when governmental NHIEs could not. DURSA Workgroup Members Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxx, XX, MHA Co-chair Counsel for MedVirginia Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx LLP X. Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Co-chair Executive Director NCHICA Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Long Beach Network for Health Xxxxx Xxxxx Bloomington Hospital Xxxx-Xxxxx Xxxxxx Long Beach Network for Health Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx New York eHealth Collaborative, Inc. Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Permanente Xxxxx Xxxxx Regenstrief Institute, Inc. Xxx Xxxxx Bloomington Hospital Xxxx Xxxxxx Social Security Administration Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx State University Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx State University Xxxxx Xxxx HealthBridge Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx MedVirginia Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Community Health Information Collaborative Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx HealthBridge Xxxxx Sermons CareSpark, Inc. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx NCHICA Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Community Health Information Collaborative Xxx Xxxxx Delaware Health Information Network Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx WV Health Information Network Xxx XxXxxxxxxx MedVirginia Xxx Xxxx Cleveland Clinic Foundation Xxxx Xx Xxxxxxx National Cancer Institute Xxxxx XxXxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Clinic Foundation Xxxx Xxxxxx MedVirginia Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx State University Xxxxx Xxxxxx Cleveland Clinic Foundation Xxx White Xxxxxxxx Clinic Foundation Xxxxx Xxxxxx Regenstrief Institute, Inc. Xxxxxx Xxxx Social Security Administration Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx U.S. Dept of HHS Xxxxxx Xxxxx CareSpark, Inc. Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx Delaware Health Information Network Xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Associates, LLC Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx WV Health Information Network Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Permanente Data Use and Reciprocal Support Agreement This Data Use and Reciprocal Support Agreement is made and entered into on the date set forth below by and between the undersigned (hereinafter referred to individually as “Participant” and collectively as “Participants”) and [ ], a [ ] (hereinafter referred to as the “Governing Authority”)(the “DURSA” or the “Agreement”).
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