1998
DOI: 10.1007/s003500050140
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Medizinische Dokumentation und Datenschutzrecht

Abstract: I. Patientengeheimnis und DokumentationspflichtDie Pflicht des Arztes, über dasjenige zu schweigen, was der Patient ihm anvertraut oder was er bei Ausübung seines Berufes erfahren hat, wird gerne als die älteste bekannte Datenschutzvorschrift bezeichnet. Ihr Ausgangspunkt ist das unverzichtbare Vertrauen zwischen Arzt und Patient, ohne das der Heilungserfolg nicht gelingen kann 1 . Es gehört zu den kulturellen Errungenschaften der Menschheit, daß sich der Patient dem Arzt gegenüber unbesorgt offenbaren kann.Re… Show more

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“…Using chip cards, patients will also face more self-determination in releasing or withholding information. 36 The changing function of medical data also reveals the need for a new reglementation of how long medical data should be stored. An individual should not be followed all his life by the facts concerning his past.…”
Section: Changing Situation and The Need For Adapted Safeguardsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using chip cards, patients will also face more self-determination in releasing or withholding information. 36 The changing function of medical data also reveals the need for a new reglementation of how long medical data should be stored. An individual should not be followed all his life by the facts concerning his past.…”
Section: Changing Situation and The Need For Adapted Safeguardsmentioning
confidence: 99%