Traduction de «Patient Sign Out Record » (Anglais → Français) :

(4) In any proceedings before the Tribunal, or in any prosecution or proceedings before a court under or pursuant to this Act, a certificate purporting to be signed by the Chief Statistician of Canada or the officer of the department or agency of the Government of Canada or of a province under whose supervision a record, report or statemen ...[+++]t of statistics referred to in this section was prepared, setting out that the record, report or statement of statistics attached thereto was prepared under his supervision, is evidence of the facts alleged therein without proof of the signature or official character of the person by whom it purports to be signed.

The infrastructure to be deployed will: provide for adoption of a harmonised standard for the presentation of data and documents produced within the information systems of health and hospital facilities; establish a common minimum set of electronic data and documents as the basic record for patients covered by interoperable cross-border eHealth services; comply with the principles of data protection as set out, in particular, in Directives 95/46/EC and 2002/58/EC, as well as with international and national ethical rules related to the use of patient health records and othe ...[+++]r personal data.

The post-market surveillance plan shall set out the process for collecting, recording and investigating complaints and reports from healthcare professionals, patients or users on suspected incidents related to a device, keeping a register of non-conforming products and product recalls or withdrawals, and if deemed appropriate due to the nature of the device, sample testing of marketed devices.

16. Believes that a common minimum standard should impose a requirement on the Member States to furnish suspects and defendants, as soon as they enter a police station or enter into contact with another law enforcement official for the first time, with a written, readily comprehensible 'Statement of Rights" which sets out their fundamental rights in a language they understand, and that a receipt should be signed by the defendant and set down in record, except in cases wher ...[+++]e, in front of a lawyer, he/she waives this right and declines to sign, or considers that, in any event, they should be informed by an official of the existence of charges against them; points out that this statement is not intended to take the place of the obligation to advise suspects that anything they say may be used in evidence against them, but should supplement that obligation;

17. Believes that a minimum common standard should impose a requirement on the Member States to furnish suspects and defendants, as soon as they come into contact with a law enforcement official, with a written, readily comprehensible 'Letter of Rights’ which sets out their fundamental rights in a language they understand, and that in any event they should be informed by an official of the existence of charges against them; points out that this letter is not intended to take the place of the obligation to advise suspects that anything they say may be used in evidence against them, but should supplement that obligation; considers that this letter must be furnis ...[+++]hed in a language the defendant immediately understands as soon as he/she comes into contact with a law enforcement official, and that a receipt should be signed by the defendant and set down in record, except in cases where in front of a lawyer he/she waives this right and declines to sign; is of the opinion that this letter must not replace the obligation to caution but should supplement it and that this letter must be furnished at the time the suspect or defendant first enters police custody and a receipt signed by the defendant and set down in record;

7. Calls on the Member States’ authorities to establish a national register of breast implant patients, providing a clear record of their medical aftercare, experience and best practice; to this end considers that patients should give their consent in writing, after a period of consideration, on its use for the purposes of scientific research; points out that due account must be taken of existing law on the protection of privacy when processing personal data, that access ...[+++] to the registers must be restricted and that their content must be treated as confidential;