Law / Cyprus

e-Health Law Articles 30 and 31, Anonymous Databases from Electronic Health Record Data and Revenue from Their Supply

Law 59(I)/2019 (Ο περί Ηλεκτρονικής Υγείας Νόμος του 2019), Arts. 30-31

A de-identification rule binding government bodies.

Obligation class
Consent, Governance

What it requires

  • If you are the National eHealth Authority in Cyprus, see that the health data in the Electronic Health Record is processed and, where it is converted into anonymous databases, that those databases can be used by electronic banks of anonymous biomedical information that may be created (Law 59(I)/2019 Article 30(1)(b)).
  • If you are the National eHealth Authority in Cyprus, extract health data from the Single Bank of Electronic Health Records into anonymous databases only with each citizen's consent to include their personal data in them (Article 30(1)(b), proviso).
  • If you are the National eHealth Authority in Cyprus, pay the revenue from converting health data into anonymous databases and from supplying data from them to third parties into the consolidated fund of the Republic, keeping only the part the Law grants you to manage for the citizen's benefit (Article 31).

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What this law does

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Research summary

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Article 30(1)(b) of Law 59(I)/2019 has the National eHealth Authority see to the processing of the health data in the Electronic Health Record and its conversion into anonymous databases, so that banks of anonymous biomedical information that may be created can use them. Health data may be extracted from the Single Bank of Electronic Health Records only with each citizen's consent to include their personal data in anonymous databases.

Revenue from converting health data into anonymous databases and from supplying data from those databases to third parties is paid into the consolidated fund of the Republic, and part of it is granted to the Authority to manage for the citizen's benefit. The National eHealth Authority is a legal person of public law.

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