英文摘要 |
During the modern doctor-patient relationship, dotors play a very important role in protecting the patient's privacy. In order to ensure the protection of the patient's privacy, it must be decided by the patient himself when, where, to what extent and how the concerned information can be disclosed to whom or made public. In other words, the patient has the right to self-determination on this information. Hence, the purpose of the provisions concerning the doctor's confidentiality obligations in the Criminal Law is to ensure the patient's right to informational self-determination. In particular, the patient's right to informational self-determination is not only protected through the doctor's confidentiality obligations in the Criminal Law but also protected as one of the fundamental rights in the Constitution Law. The constituent elements of Article 316 of the Criminal Law shall be interpreted based on the patient's right to informational self-determination. Any other interpretation not in compliance with this basis shall not be accepted.Futhermore, in the background of the rapid development of modern medicine, the constitution of a medical team and the outsourcing of patient's information processing by the medical institution to an external information technology company mean new challenges for the doctor's confidentiality obligations. However, facing such kind of medical reform, the patient's right to informational self-determination shall not be scarified The patient's consent shall be obtained in a proper way to ensure his right to infoemational self-determination. |