Education Modules Sample Clauses

Education Modules. Customer represents and warrants that (a) Customer has viewed the education modules available as part of the EngagedMD Services and has determined that the education modules, and the EngagedMD Services, are accurate and helpful educational materials that will augment and assist its Patients’ understanding of the Informed Consent Process Documentation that Customer has prepared for its Patients, and (b) the education modules available as part of the EngagedMD Services will provide educational and documentation value to the informed consent process that Customer engages in with its Patients as part of the medical treatment it provides to its Patients. Patients. Customer understands and agrees that it is Customer’s responsibility to: (a) determine which of its Patients it desires to use the EngagedMD Services; (b) obtain each Patient’s agreement to use the EngagedMD Services; (c) submit into the Patient Portal the names, email addresses, and other required information of those Patients who agree to use the EngagedMD Services, and the specific educational modules authorized to be viewed and accessed by each such Patient; (d) instruct such Patients to register and set up an account for the EngagedMD Services once they receive an emailed link to the Patient Portal; and (e) upload into the EngagedMD Services the unsigned Patient informed consent form(s) (“Patient Consent Forms”) to be completed and signed by a Patient (either in Customer’s offices or via the Patient Portal). Customer understands and agrees that the Patient Consent Forms are the work product of Customer and have not been, and will not be, reviewed or approved by EngagedMD, nor will the Patient Consent Forms represent, in any way, the work product of EngagedMD. Customer Content. Customer hereby grants EngagedMD a worldwide, non-exclusive and royalty-free license to copy, use, store, display, perform and distribute the Customer Content (as defined below) as necessary and required to perform the EngagedMD Services for Customer. Customer represents and warrants that Customer has obtained all necessary permissions, rights and consents for all of the Customer Content provided to EngagedMD under this Agreement to enable EngagedMD to perform the EngagedMD Services for Customer. Patient Disputes. As between EngagedMD and Customer, Customer will be solely responsible for any and all disputes between Customer and any Patients, and Customer will indemnify and hold harmless EngagedMD with respect to any such d...
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Education Modules. All Clubs must ensure that all Players, Academy Players, coaching personnel, medical personnel and/or such other individuals as notified to the Club by the RFU, complete in full any education modules that may be developed and prescribed by the RFU on such conditions and by the timeframe notified to those individuals who are required to complete the module. Any failure to comply with this regulation and/or failure by any individual who is required to complete the module by the stipulated timeframe may result in sanction which will be determined by the RFU.
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