Pending the security measures
Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2025 5:08 am
For the sake of this post , we limit ourselves to the laws and guidelines of the Guarantor. Among these, the Prime Ministerial Decree 178/15 on the electronic health record, which in Article 23 describes, even in some detail, the security measures with which the data must be protected; the Guidelines of the Guarantor on the Health Record of 4 June 2015 and those on online reports of 19 November 2009 .
The provisions cited are provisions that concern health data and not azerbaijan phone data the broader category of data relating to the state of health . According to the GDPR , this category includes data on the natural person collected during his/her registration in order to receive health care services; numbers or symbols attributed to a natural person to uniquely identify him/her for health purposes; information resulting from examinations and checks carried out on a part of the body or an organic substance, including genetic data and biological samples; and any information concerning, for example, a disease, a disability, the risk of diseases, medical history, clinical treatments or the physiological or biomedical state of the data subject, regardless of the source, such as, for example, a doctor or other health professional, a hospital, a medical device or an in vitro diagnostic test.
Article 2 septies of the Privacy Code establishes that health data – understood in this broad sense – genetic data and biometric data , may be processed in compliance with the safeguard measures established by the Guarantor which must identify " the security measures, including encryption and pseudonymisation techniques , the minimisation measures, the specific methods for selective access to the data and for providing information to the interested parties, as well as any other measures necessary to guarantee the rights of the interested parties " .
The provisions cited are provisions that concern health data and not azerbaijan phone data the broader category of data relating to the state of health . According to the GDPR , this category includes data on the natural person collected during his/her registration in order to receive health care services; numbers or symbols attributed to a natural person to uniquely identify him/her for health purposes; information resulting from examinations and checks carried out on a part of the body or an organic substance, including genetic data and biological samples; and any information concerning, for example, a disease, a disability, the risk of diseases, medical history, clinical treatments or the physiological or biomedical state of the data subject, regardless of the source, such as, for example, a doctor or other health professional, a hospital, a medical device or an in vitro diagnostic test.
Article 2 septies of the Privacy Code establishes that health data – understood in this broad sense – genetic data and biometric data , may be processed in compliance with the safeguard measures established by the Guarantor which must identify " the security measures, including encryption and pseudonymisation techniques , the minimisation measures, the specific methods for selective access to the data and for providing information to the interested parties, as well as any other measures necessary to guarantee the rights of the interested parties " .