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Title:PRAVICA DO ZASEBNOSTI S POUDARKOM NA PACIENTOVI ZASEBNOSTI
Authors:ID Rijavec, Žiga (Author)
ID Kraljić, Suzana (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf UN_Rijavec_Ziga_2014.pdf (698,35 KB)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:PF - Faculty of Law
Abstract:V tem diplomskem delu njegov avtor poskuša izpostaviti pomembnost bolnikove pravice do zasebnosti. Posameznikovo pravico do zasebnosti v državah z demokratično ureditvijo uvrščamo med varovane kategorije. V veliki večini si države prizadevajo za pravo mero pri urejanju poštenega ravnanja z osebnimi podatki, ki na eni strani omogoča varstvo posameznikove zasebne sfere in po drugi strani tudi dostopnost do podatkov, kadar tako narekujejo upravičeni interesi. V današnjem času obstajajo številni načini nepoštene in nedopustne manipulacije s podatki, zato je še toliko pomembneje, da se le te zaščiti. Vsaka pravica, pa je enako kot je podeljena tudi omejena z dolžnostmi. Nasprotni pol pravice do zasebnosti je dolžnost ohranitve skrivnosti oz. tajnosti oz. prepoved neupravičenega zbiranja in uporabe osebnih podatkov. V tem delu je pravica do zasebnosti obravnavana z drugega zornega kota, kot je to običajno v slovenskih diplomskih delih. Izhodišče ni slovenska ureditev, temveč ureditev Združenega kraljestva. Le ta je najprej predstavljena na splošno, predvsem v povezavi in sklicevanjem na angleški, ameriški, nemški, francoski in na koncu na slovenski pravni red. V drugem delu pa je posebej predstavljena pacientova pravica do zasebnosti v pravu Združenega kraljestva in v pravu RS. Pravica do zasebnosti ima poseben položaj. Ne more veljati absolutno, kadar so drugi interesi pomembnejši (na primer javni interes ali uveljavljanje pravic drugih oseb). Vsak zasebni interes še ne more biti zadosten razlog za razkritje določenih osebnih podatkov. Šele, če je podan upravičen interes, se lahko omeji pravica do zasebnosti in se upravičenemu uporabniku omogoči dostop. Te splošne ugotovitve so vodilo tudi ureditvi pacientove zasebnosti. V delu so predstavljeni tudi najpomembnejši vidiki in zlasti najpogostejše kršitve pacientove zasebnosti.
Keywords:Človekove pravice, pravica do zasebnosti, pacientove pravice, področje zasebnosti, zaupnost, dolžnost medicinskega osebja za ohranitev tajnosti.
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[Ž. Rijavec]
Year of publishing:2014
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-47013 New window
UDC:342.7+343.45(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:4833835 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:JV8866HD
Publication date in DKUM:12.02.2015
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Language:English
Title:RIGHT TO PRIVACY WITH SPECIAL IMPACT TO PATIENT'S PRIVACY
Abstract:In this thesis the author attempts to highlight the importance of the patient's right to privacy. The individual's right to privacy in countries with a democratic regime ranks among the protected categories. The vast majority of countries are striving for the right amount when editing a fair handling of personal data, on the one hand allows for the protection of the individual's private sphere and on the other hand, the availability of data where the legitimate interests so require. Nowadays, there are many ways unfair and improper manipulation of data, and it is even more important that only this protection. Each right is the same as it is granted, limited to the duties. The opposite pole of the right to privacy is the duty of maintaining secrecy or confidentiality or prohibition of undue collection and use of personal data. In this paper, the right to privacy issue is examined from a different angle, as is usual in theses. The starting point is not Slovenian law regulation, but regulation of the United Kingdom. Only this is first presented, in general, especially in relation and reference to the English, American, German, French and at last Slovenian law. In the second part there are presented separately the patient's right to privacy in the United Kingdom and at the end in the Republic of Slovenia. The right to privacy has a special position. It cannot be absolute when other interests are more important (for example, the public interest or the rights of others). Each private interest cannot be sufficient grounds for disclosure of certain personal data. Only if given a legitimate interest the right to privacy may be limited and the recipient allowed the access. The same is valid for the patient’s privacy. The author presents important aspects and especially the most frequent violations of patient’s privacy.
Keywords:Human rights, right to privacy, patient's rights, zone of privacy, confidientiality, duty of medical staff to keep confidential.


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