Необхідність Розвитку Української Телемедицини За Сучасних Умов

Zaporozhyan, L. P.; Terenda, N. O.; Литвинова, О. Н.; Panchishin, N. Y.; Fesh, M. S.

doi:10.11603/1681-2786.2020.2.11413

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“…So‚ D. Krylova (2017) studied the legal framework regarding the fourth generation of human rights in the context of the relationship of legal and moral norms [19]; Popovich T.‚ & Shavarin A. (2019) examined the content and list of components of the fourth generation of human rights [25]; Zaporozhyan, L. P., et. al.…”

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Human Right to Internet Access in Healthcare in the “Right to Health Concept”: Legal Issues

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This work reveals the features of the administrative and legal regulation of the human right to access the Internet in the “concept of the right to health”. It is emphasized that the basis of the legal regulation of the human right to access the Internet in the "concept of the right to health" should be the recognition of the principles of the priority of human rights and freedoms, adequate state control, ensuring the choice of criteria that make it possible to realize accessibility, anonymity, and minimize the collection and processing of personal data about the patient. The structure of Internet relations in relation to the healthcare sector has been established, their analysis has been carried out, their object has been established. Legal constructions have been formulated: "information", "Internet" in the norms of international and national regulatory legal acts, as well as the terms "e-Health", "electronic cabinet", "electronic medical information system", the author's definition of "the right to access the Internet in the field of health care ". It has been established that the human rights to access the Internet in the “concept of the right to health” should be attributed to the fourth generation of human rights. The concept of "telemedicine" is formulated, their forms are disclosed, the stages of the evolution of legislation are established, and the problems of their legal regulation in the context of human rights are indicated. It is concluded that the consolidation of the right to access the Internet at the level of the Constitution of Ukraine is a necessity.

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confidence: 99%