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AFFILIATION AGREEMENT THIS AFFILIATION AGREEMENT ( Agreement ) is made and entered into as of November 14, 2011 ( Effective Date ), by and between, on behalf of its School of Public Health and Information Sciences ( University ), and Procura Healthcare Solutions, LLC ( Practice Site ). A. PURPOSE Agreement establishes an affiliation between University and Practice Site in which Practice Site is designated as and agrees to serve as a community-based public health practice site for one or more academic or professional programs of University ( Program ), and sets forth the responsibilities of the parties and the terms and conditions of the affiliation established. B. RESPONSIBILITIES OF UNIVERSITY 1. University may request that one or more students enrolled and in good standing in Program ( Student ) be assigned to Practice Site. University personnel will collaborate with Practice Site personnel in the determination of appropriate educational assignments for Student as part of Program. Student assignments may vary, including without limitation, one-day site visits, small projects over several weeks, and large projects over several months. 2. University will maintain general responsibility for academic evaluation and related academic matters involving Student s assignment at Practice Site. 3. University may require Student to develop and execute, in conjunction with Practice Site and University, a Learning Contract that specifies the deliverables to Practice Site expected of Student as part of Student assignment at Practice Site. Such Learning Contract, however, shall not be construed as part of this Agreement. Determination of those assignments for which a Learning Contract is required is solely by University. 4. University agrees to provide and maintain general liability insurance for a minimum amount of $1,000,000.00 per occurrence covering Student when physically present at Practice Site or another location as part of assignment to Practice Site, including travel between such locations. Upon request, University will provide Practice Site with a certificate of insurance evidencing such coverage. 5. University will notify Student that Student and Student s health insurance, if any, are responsible for payment of any costs associated with emergency medical care in the case of injury or illness during Student s presence at Practice Site, and that neither Practice Site nor University has any responsibility for payment of all or part of such cost for emergency medical care. 6. University will provide in-service training to Student on HIPAA and human subjects protection. Page 1

7. When deemed appropriate by either University or Practice Site, University will require Student, with assistance from University and Practice Site personnel, to obtain either approval or exemption from an appropriate Institutional Review Board ( IRB ) prior to performing an activity at or for Practice Site that has been deemed to require IRB review. Such IRB review, however, will not be required prior to Student being assigned to Practice Site. In the absence of a requirement by Practice Site for use of a particular IRB, the University s IRB will be used. 8. University acknowledges that Practice Site owns Student s work product done at or for Practice Site under this Affiliation Agreement and for which a Learning Contract has been agreed upon by the parties as described in paragraph B.3. 9. University will require Student to execute a separate agreement that binds Student to specific terms of this agreement and that has the form of the sample agreement in Exhibit 1, attached. C. PRACTICE SITE RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Practice Site will make a best effort to provide an appropriate assignment for Student in Practice Site that is consistent with requirements and desires of Practice Site, Program, Student, and University. In no case shall Practice Site be held liable for failure to provide such assignment. Student assignment is expected to be a task or tasks that are considered to be part of Practice Site s normal operations, but may not have been feasible to undertake without the participation of Student and University. Practice Site is responsible for any costs for supplies, printing, postage, and other out-of-pocket costs associated with Student assignment, excluding travel costs of Student or University personnel, unless University has agreed in writing to assume all or part of these costs. 2. As determined by mutual agreement of University and Practice Site for extended Student assignments, Practice Site personnel will provide direction and supervision to Student concerning Student s work at or for Practice Site and will participate in periodic meetings with Student and University personnel. Pursuant to paragraph C.1, Practice Site and Student, acting on behalf of Practice Site, are solely responsible for determining the timing or feasibility of any task or tasks that are part of Student assignment, except for situations in which University has full or partial responsibility, including, but not limited to, protection of human subjects; physical risk to Student; academic integrity of University personnel or Student; and conflicts of interest. In such cases, University participates in the determination of timing or feasibility of those task or tasks for which University has full or partial responsibility. 3. Practice Site will participate in the development of any Learning Contract, as described in paragraph B.3. Page 2

4. As determined by mutual agreement of University and Practice Site for extended Student assignments, Practice Site will provide to Student appropriate working space and, if applicable, computer equipment, for the time during which Student is at Practice Site. 5. Practice Site will provide to Student all rules and regulations of Practice Site. 6. Practice Site will notify University immediately of any situation or problem which threatens Student s successful completion of Student s assignment at Practice Site. 7. Practice Site will assist Student requiring emergency medical care in the case of injury or illness during Student s presence at Practice Site. The cost for such treatment shall be borne by Student and Student s health insurance, if any. 8. Upon University request as required for program accreditation or for educational records or reports, Practice Site will provide University with information, reports, or other data concerning Practice Site activities in areas to which Student is about to be assigned or is currently assigned, provided that Practice Site is not legally prohibited from providing such information. University s request for such information may also be denied if Student is no longer engaged at Practice Site. Practice Site acknowledges that University cannot guarantee the confidentiality of any information provided under this paragraph. 9. Practice Site shall maintain the confidentiality of all Student records produced by it or furnished to it by University, and will not disclose information except as University may request for its own use, as the Student may direct, or as required by law. 10. If Practice Site owns the Student s work product as allowed for in paragraph B.8, Practice Site agrees to grant use rights for Student s work product for Practice Site done under this Affiliation Agreement to Student and to University. In doing so, Practice Site may require additional terms and conditions for the use of said work product, but such terms and conditions shall not be unreasonable nor imposed with the intent of preventing use of said work product for legitimate purposes that are part of or associated with Program. 11. Practice Site acknowledges the existence of state and federal laws regarding sexual harassment and agrees that such laws pertain to the Student s relationship with Practice Site and its personnel. D. MUTUAL RESPONSIBILITIES/GENERAL PROVISIONS 1. University and Practice Site personnel will consult periodically to review Student progress and to review the affiliation in general. 2. Upon recommendation of Practice Site, University agrees to withdraw Student from an assignment at Practice Site if Student does not abide by Practice Site s rules and regulations or, for other reasons, is performing unsatisfactorily. Questions and disputes Page 3

concerning Student s removal from Practice Site assignment will be resolved by a joint conference between University and Practice Site personnel. 3. All rules and regulations of Practice Site will apply to Student during Practice Site assignment, which may include requiring Student to sign a confidentiality or nondisclosure agreement with Practice Site. University will advise Student of this requirement. 4. Student may use Practice Site s dining facilities, if any. However, Student is responsible for any required payment of food consumed or taken by Student. 5. University is in compliance with applicable local state and federal laws and regulations, will not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, handicap, sexual preference, disabled or Vietnam era veteran status, or financial status in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its programs and activities. 6. The term of Agreement shall be for a period from Effective Date to June 30, 2012, and shall automatically continue thereafter from year to year unless terminated in accordance with paragraph D.7 or D.8. 7. Agreement may be terminated by either party giving written notice to the other party at least 30 days prior to the effective date of such termination. 8. Agreement may be terminated by either party at any time if the other party defaults in any material obligation, but only if such default shall have continued for a period of ten (10) days after receipt of written notice thereof by the other party. 9. In the event of the termination of Agreement as provided for in paragraphs D.7 and D.8, any Student assigned to Practice Site at the time of such termination shall be permitted to complete the assignment, which shall not extend beyond the next renewal date as specified in paragraph D.6. During the time from termination until each Student completes the assignment under provisions of this paragraph or has been withdrawn under provisions of paragraph D.2, all paragraphs of Agreement shall remain in force except for paragraphs B.1, D.6, D.7, and D.8. 10. Notices, requests and other communications required pursuant to Agreement shall be in writing and shall be sent by first-class mail or overnight service (e.g., Federal Express) to each party as follows: Peter L. Walton, M.D., Associate Dean If to University: School of Public Health and Information Sciences 485 East Gray Street Louisville, KY 40202 Page 4

If to Practice Site: Stephanie A Barnett, CEO Procura Healthcare Solutions, LLC P.O. Box 6535 Louisville, KY 40206-0535 Either party may change its notice address by advising the other party in writing pursuant to these notice requirements. 11. Except as specifically provided herein, neither party shall have any financial obligation to the other resulting from or relating to Agreement. 12. Practice Site shall not compensate Student for any work performed under the terms and conditions of Agreement. 13. Agreement may be revised or modified by a written amendment signed by authorized representatives of both parties. 14. Agreement represents the entire understanding of the parties with respect to the subject matter covered herein and supersedes and nullifies any previous agreements between the parties. 15. Neither party shall assign its duties and obligations under Agreement without the prior written consent of the other party. 16. Agreement is not intended to conflict with or affect any existing or future affiliation between parties and institutions not a party to Agreement. 17. Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. 18. University and Practice Site acknowledge that if Practice Site is a covered entity as defined in the privacy regulations promulgated pursuant to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ( HIPAA ), to the extent that Student or University personnel have access to protected health information ( PHI ), as such is defined under HIPAA, due to their participation in Student s assignment at Practice Site, it is agreed that for HIPAA compliance purposes only such Student and University personnel are deemed to be part of Practice Site s workforce and involved in Practice Site s healthcare operation, as such terms are defined under HIPAA. Student and University personnel shall be subject to Practice Site s policies and procedures governing the use and disclosure of PHI. The parties further agree that the affiliation established by Agreement does not constitute a business associate relationship under HIPAA. Not withstanding the foregoing, nothing herein shall create or be construed as creating an employer-employee relationship between Practice Site and Student or between Practice Site and University personnel. Page 5

INTENDING TO BE LEGALLY BOUND, the parties cause Agreement to be executed by their duly authorized representatives, as of Effective Date. For University: Richard D. Clover, M.D. Dean School of Public Health and Information Sciences Recommended by: Robert Jacobs, Ph.D. MPH Program Director School of Public Health and Information Sciences Marian Hughlett, CHC, CHRC Privacy Officer Agreed as to form: For Practice Site: Glenn Bossmeyer Associate University Counsel Stephanie A Barnett CEO Procura Healthcare Solutions, LLC Version 7 Page 6

Exhibit 1 STUDENT PRACTICE SITE AGREEMENT THIS STUDENT PRACTICE SITE AGREEMENT ( Student Agreement ) is made and entered into as of _ DO NOT FILL _, 20 ( Effective Date ), by _ EXHIBIT DO NOT FILL ( Student ), who is a student at the University of Louisville School of Public Health and Information Sciences ( University ). E. PURPOSE University and Procura Healthcare Solutions, LLC ( Practice Site ) have entered into an affiliation agreement in which Practice Site is designated as and agrees to serve as a communitybased public health practice site for one or more academic or professional programs of University ( Program ), and sets forth the responsibilities of the parties thereto and the terms and conditions of the affiliation established ( Affiliation Agreement ), which is incorporated herein by reference and has been provided to Student. Student Agreement sets forth the terms and conditions under which Student is obligated during Student s assignment to Practice Site as part of Program, each of which is cross-referenced to one or more paragraphs in the incorporated Affiliation Agreement. The first labeled paragraph of this Student Agreement is intentionally lettered with an E to allow for easy reference to the incorporated Affiliation Agreement. This Student Agreement contains no paragraph A, B, C, or D. F. RESPONSIBILITIES OF STUDENT 1. If required by University, Student will develop and execute, in conjunction with Practice Site and University, a Learning Contract that specifies the deliverables to Practice Site expected of Student as part of Student assignment at Practice Site. Such Learning Contract, however, shall not be construed as part of Student Agreement. (Paragraph B.3) 2. Student acknowledges that costs for emergency medical care in the case of injury or illness during Student s presence at Practice Site shall be borne by Student and Student s health insurance, if any. (Paragraph B.5) 3. Student acknowledges having received in-service training on HIPAA and human subjects protection provided by University. (Paragraph B.6) 4. When deemed appropriate by either University or Practice Site, Student will, with assistance from University and Practice Site personnel, obtain either approval or exemption from an appropriate Institutional Review Board ( IRB ) prior to performing an activity at or for Practice Site that has been deemed to require IRB review. (Paragraph B.7) Page 1

Exhibit 1 5. Student acknowledges that Practice Site owns Student s work product done at or for Practice Site under Student Agreement and under a Learning Contract. (Paragraph B.8) 6. Student acknowledges that in the event Practice Site owns Student s work product, Practice Site will grant Student rights to use Student s work product done under this Student Agreement and may require reasonable terms and conditions in the granting of such rights. (Paragraph C.10) 7. Student acknowledges that Student s work at or for Practice Site may be work done under the direction and supervision of Practice Site personnel. (Paragraph C.2) 8. Student acknowledges that upon recommendation of Practice Site, University may withdraw Student from an assignment at Practice Site if Student does not abide by Practice Site s rules and regulations or, for other reasons, is performing unsatisfactorily. Student further acknowledges that questions and disputes concerning Student s removal from Practice Site assignment will be resolved by a joint conference between University and Practice Site personnel to which Student may or may not be invited at the sole and unreviewable discretion of University. (Paragraph D.2) 9. Student acknowledges that all rules and regulations of Practice Site will apply to Student during Practice Site assignment, which may include requiring Student to sign a confidentiality or non-disclosure agreement with Practice Site. (Paragraph D.3) 10. Student may use Practice Site s dining facilities, if any. However, Student is responsible for any required payment of food consumed or taken by Student. (Paragraph D.4) 11. Student acknowledges that in the event of the termination of Affiliation Agreement as provided for in paragraphs D.7 and D.8, Student assigned to Practice Site at the time of such termination shall be permitted to complete the assignment, subject to provisions in paragraph D.9. (Paragraph D.9) 12. Student acknowledges that Student shall not receive compensation from Practice Site for any work done under the terms and conditions of Student Agreement. (Paragraph D.12) G. MUTUAL RESPONSIBILITIES 1. The term of Student Agreement shall be for a period from Effective Date to the earlier of completion of Student s work at or for Practice Site covered by this Student Agreement or the next June 1 st following Effective Date. 2. Student Agreement may be revised or modified by a written amendment signed by authorized representatives of both parties. 3. Student Agreement represents the entire understanding of the parties with respect to the subject matter covered herein and supersedes and nullifies any previous agreements between the parties with respect to the subject matter covered herein. Page 2

Exhibit 1 4. Neither party shall assign its duties and obligations under Student Agreement without the prior written consent of the other party. 5. Student Agreement is not intended to conflict with or affect any existing or future affiliation between parties and institutions not a party to Student Agreement. 6. Student Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. INTENDING TO BE LEGALLY BOUND, the parties cause Student Agreement to be executed by their duly authorized representatives, as of Effective Date. For University: EXHIBIT DO NOT SIGN Richard D. Clover, M.D. Dean School of Public Health and Information Sciences Recommended by: EXHIBIT DO NOT SIGN Robert Jacobs, Ph.D. MPH Program Director School of Public Health and Information Sciences For Student: EXHIBIT DO NOT SIGN Student named above Version 3 Page 3