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200 10$aLe secret médical$eÉtude des obligations de confidentialité des soignants en droit suisse
210   $aZurich$csui generis Verlag$d2021
215   $a1 electronic resource (640 p.)
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330   $aMedical secrecy is going through a troubled period today. The multiplication of health care providers, technological progress and the pressure of financial policies tend to put pressure on this institution and to redefine its contours. In Swiss law, medical secrecy is now governed by an abundance of legal provisions whose implementation has become complex and unpredictable. After a first part dealing with the historical origins of medical secrecy, its main current factors of influence and its ethical justifications, the book systematically analyzes the multiple duties of confidentiality that may apply to caregivers, their respective limits and their articulation. The study concludes with an analysis of several scenarios for the future of medical confidentiality.
517   $aSecret mĂdical
517   $aSecret médical
606   $aLaw$2bicssc
610   $amedical secret; professional secret; data protection; medical law
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700   $aErard$b Frédéric$4auth$01294402
702   $aHu?rlimann$b Daniel$4edt
702   $aThommen$b Marc$4edt
906   $aBOOK
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