Traduction de «régime d'assurance-maladie » (Français → Anglais) :

38. Calls for examination of ways of actively supporting and promoting the work aimed at making use of the European Health Insurance Card with a standardised set of electronic patient data common practice, in order to simplify the procedures for European citizens obtaining health care in other Member States and to ensure confidentiality of sensitive medical data; considers that the holders of the card have to decide themselves the data which will appear on it; to make the most effective use of this system, calls for the adoption of European health indicators; considers that it is crucial, for patient safety reasons, to encourage national authorities to exchange information on registration and disc ...[+++]iplinary matters relating to health-care providers operating across borders; believes that it is appropriate to expand the European health insurance card scheme to include a system of international exchange of data concerning the insurance status of the patient;

Private health insurance — insurance that covers health risks in addition to (or for those not covered by) the national health care system

65. Points out that Members are entitled to free health insurance cover under Parliament's rules, even when national health care schemes are available to them; considers that Parliament's health insurance cover for Members should be additional to any national scheme, whether public or private, and based on market conditions; further considers that Members who choose to take part in the Parliament's scheme should be required to pay a health insurance premium; believes that a change in the rules to this effect should be introduced with effect from the beginning of the next parliamentary term;

15. Calls on the Commission to arrange for the coordinating regulation, Regulation (EEC) No 1408/71 , to apply to all health insurance schemes, including supplementary schemes which are subscribed to and financed privately but which are nonetheless subject to statutory requirements, or to take measures to ensure the retention of entitlements (by analogy with Directive 98/49/EC on supplementary pension schemes);

8. Considers that supplementary health insurance in the internal European market will play an increasingly important role in covering various health risks and therefore has a key function in complementing the statutory healthcare system;

10. Insists on the need to develop a common view of universal services in the light of the Amsterdam Treaty and to respect the subsidiarity principle which allows citizens and inhabitants of the European Union access to essential health services within a reasonable timeframe; considers it indispensable in this connection that a constructive dialogue be conducted between those responsible in the public health services and the supplementary insurance schemes;