Access to clinical history and protection of personal data in the argentine constitutional framework. Abstract of Bachelor’s Degree Final Project.
This work presents a synthesis of the research carried out as the Final Degree Project of the Archivology Career presented in April 2021, under the direction of Dr. Jaqueline Vassallo. This study proposes to know how access to clinical history was implemented and carried out in public hospitals in C...
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Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Archivología
2022
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| Acceso en línea: | https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anuario/article/view/37914 |
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| Sumario: | This work presents a synthesis of the research carried out as the Final Degree Project of the Archivology Career presented in April 2021, under the direction of Dr. Jaqueline Vassallo. This study proposes to know how access to clinical history was implemented and carried out in public hospitals in Córdoba, supported by the Archival and Documentary Legislation. Likewise, delve into the policies and procedures related to the security of the information that said document contains.
Contemplated in Law No. 26529, which governs the exercise of the patient's rights in their relationship with health professionals and institutions, access to clinical history is one of the least known issues, perhaps also the most delicate in the doctor-pacient relationship.
In this sense, the treatment of the personal data contained in the clinical history is of great care, since it constitutes an essential right of the people. That is to say, there are certain personal data that describe the most sensitive aspects of the patient and that belong to their most intimate sphere, such as their state of health, their physical characteristics, their ideology or sexual choice, among others, whose protection must be guaranteed by the law, before the possible use of third parties.
Keywords: Clinical History – Law – Patients – Information |
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