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Article 58Obligations of health data access bodies towards natural persons

CELEX 32025R0327 · Read on 2026-08-31

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1. Health data access bodies shall make information on the conditions under which electronic health data are made available for secondary use publicly available, easily searchable through electronic means and accessible for natural persons. That information shall cover the following:

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1. Health data access bodies shall make information on the conditions under which electronic health data are made available for secondary use publicly available, easily searchable through electronic means and accessible for natural persons. That information shall cover the following:

(a)

the legal basis under which access to electronic health data is granted to the health data user;

(b)

the technical and organisational measures taken to protect the rights of natural persons;

(c)

the applicable rights of natural persons in relation to secondary use;

(d)

the arrangements for natural persons to exercise their rights in accordance with Chapter III of Regulation (EU) 2016/679;

(e)

the identity and the contact details of the health data access body;

(f)

who has been granted access to datasets of electronic health data and to which datasets they were granted access and details of the data permit regarding the purposes for processing such data as referred to in Article 53(1);

(g)

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