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Organi držav članic morajo upoštevati skupne poglavitne vrednote, in sicer univerzalnost, dostop do visoko kakovostne oskrbe, enakost in solidarnost, ki so jih institucije Skupnosti in vse države članice že priznale kot sklop vrednot, ki so skupne zdravstvenim sistemom po vsej Evropi.
Member States' authorities have to respect the shared overarching values of universality, access to good quality care, equity and solidarity, which have been already widely recognised by the Community institutions and by all the Member States as constituting a set of values that are shared by health systems across Europe.
Države članice morajo prav tako zagotoviti, da se te vrednote upoštevajo za paciente in državljane iz drugih držav članic ter da je zdravljenje enako za vse paciente na podlagi njihovih zdravstvenih potreb in ne na podlagi njihove države članice socialne varnosti.
Members States also have to ensure that these values are respected with regard to patients and citizens from other Member States, and that all patients are treated equitably on the basis of their healthcare need rather than their Member State of social security affiliation.
Pri tem morajo države članice upoštevati načela prostega pretoka znotraj notranjega trga, nediskriminacije glede, med drugim, na nacionalno pripadnosti (ali v primeru pravnih oseb glede na državo članico, v kateri imajo svoj sedež) , nujnosti in sorazmernosti kakršnih koli omejitev prostega pretoka.
In doing so, Member States must respect the principles of freedom of movement within the internal market, non-discrimination inter alia with regard to nationality (or in the case of legal persons, with regard to the Member State in which they are established), necessity and proportionality of any restrictions on free movement.
Vendar ta direktiva od izvajalcev storitev zdravstvenega varstva na noben način ne zahteva, da sprejmejo načrtovano zdravljenje ali dajo prednost pacientom iz drugih držav članic v škodo drugih pacientov s podobnimi zdravstvenimi potrebami, na primer s podaljševanjem čakalnih dob za zdravljenje.
However, nothing in this Directive requires healthcare providers to accept for planned treatment or to prioritise patients from other Member States to the detriment of other patients with similar health needs, such as through increasing waiting time for treatment.
(12) Glede na to, da je nemogoče vnaprej vedeti, ali bo posamezni izvajalec zdravstvenega varstva opravil zdravstvene storitve za pacienta iz druge države članice ali pacienta iz lastne države članice, je nujno, da se zahteve za zagotovitev opravljanja zdravstvenega varstva v skladu s skupnimi načeli in jasnimi standardi kakovosti in varnosti uporabljajo za vse vrste zdravstvenega varstva, da se zagotovi pravica opravljanja in prejemanja čezmejnega zdravstvenega varstva, kar je cilj direktive.
(12) Given that it is impossible to know in advance whether a given healthcare provider will supply healthcare to a patient coming from another Member State or a patient from their own Member State, it is necessary that the requirements to ensure that healthcare is provided according to common principles and clear quality and safety standards are applicable to all type of healthcare in order to ensure the freedom to provide and obtain cross border healthcare which is the aim of the directive.
Organi držav članic morajo upoštevati skupne poglavitne vrednote, in sicer univerzalnost, dostop do visokokakovostne oskrbe, enakost in solidarnost, ki so jih institucije Skupnosti in vse države članice že priznale kot sklop vrednot, ki so skupne zdravstvenim sistemom po vsej Evropi.
Member States' authorities have to respect the shared overarching values of universality, access to good quality care, equity and solidarity, which have been already widely recognised by the Community institutions and by all the Member States as constituting a set of values that are shared by health systems across Europe.
Pri tem morajo države članice upoštevati načela prostega pretoka posameznikov znotraj notranjega trga, nediskriminacije glede, med drugim, na nacionalno pripadnosti, nujnost in sorazmernost kakršnih koli omejitev prostega pretoka.
In doing so, Member States must respect the principles of freedom of movement of individuals within the internal market, non-discrimination inter alia with regard to nationality, necessity and proportionality of any restrictions on free movement.
Da lahko pacienti sprejmejo utemeljene odločitve, ko v drugi državi članici iščejo zdravstveno varstvo, države članice zagotovijo, da pacienti na zahtevo dobijo ustrezne informacije o zdravstvenih in kakovostnih standardih v državi članici zdravljenja ter o značilnostih zdravstvenega varstva, ki ga zagotavlja posamezni izvajalec storitev zdravstvenega varstva.
In order to enable patients to make an informed choice when they seek to receive healthcare in another Member State, Member States shall ensure that patients receive on request the relevant information on health and quality standards enforced in the Member State of treatment as well as on the characteristics of healthcare provided by a specific healthcare provider.
Take informacije so na voljo tudi v oblikah, dostopnih invalidnimi osebam.
Such information shall also be made available in formats accessible to persons with disabilities.
(13a) Države članice zagotovijo, da se pri izvajanju te direktive pacientov ne sili v zdravljenje zunaj države njihovega zdravstvenega zavarovanja.
(13a) Member States should ensure that in the application of this Directive patients are not encouraged against their will to receiv e treatment outside of their Member State of affiliation .
(13b) Pomembno je tudi uvesti ukrepe, s katerimi se ženskam zagotovi enakopraven dostop do posebnih javnih zdravstvenih sistemov in oskrbe, zlasti ginekološkega in reproduktivnega zdravstvenega varstva.
(13 b ) It is also important to put in place measures to ensure that women have equitable access to public health schemes and care that is specific to them, particularly gynaecological and reproductive healthcare.
(14a) V skladu s sklepi Sveta z dne 1. in 2. junija 2006 o skupnih vrednotah in načelih v zdravstvenih sistemih Evropske unije si je treba sistematično in nenehno prizadevati za izboljševanje kakovostnih in varnostnih standardov, pri čemer je treba upoštevati napredek v mednarodni medicini in splošno priznane dobre zdravstvene prakse ter novo zdravstveno tehnologijo;
(14a) S ystematic and continuous efforts should be made to ensure that quality and safety standards are improved, in line with the Council Conclusions of 1-2 June 2006 on Common values and principles in European Union Health Systems and taking into account advances in international medical science and generally recognised good medical practices as well as taking into account new health technology;
Zdravstvene sisteme Evropske unije je treba upravljati v skladu s skupnimi vrednotami in načeli, kot jih je opredelil Evropski svet, ter slediti novim dognanjem v medicini, tehnologiji in praksi.
Health systems in the European Union should be governed by the Common Values and Principles as defined by the European Council and follow developments in medical science, technology and practice.
(15) Raziskave kažejo, da škoda pri zdravstvenem varstvu nastane v 10 % primerov.
(15) Research suggests that harm arises from healthcare in around 10% of cases.
Za zagotavljanje jasnih skupnih obveznosti za ravnanje v primeru škode pri zdravstvenem varstvu je zato bistveno odpraviti pomanjkanje zaupanja v navedene mehanizme, ki ovira čezmejno zdravstveno varstvo.
Ensuring clear common obligations to deal with circumstances of responding to harm arising from healthcare is therefore essential to avoid lack of confidence in those mechanisms acting as an obstacle to taking up cross-border healthcare.
Kritje škode in odškodnine v okviru sistema države, v kateri se zdravljenje izvaja, ne sme posegati v možnost države članice, da v obseg kritja v okviru svojega nacionalnega sistema vključi paciente iz te države, ki iščejo zdravstveno varstvo v tujini, kadar je to za pacienta ustrezneje, zlasti za paciente, za katere je zdravstveno varstvo v drugi državi članici nujno.
Coverage for harm and compensation by the systems of the country of treatment should be without prejudice to the possibility for Member States to extend the coverage of their domestic systems to patients from their country seeking healthcare abroad, where this is more appropriate to the patient, in particular in the case of patients for whom use of healthcare in another Member State is necessary.
Za zagotovitev , da imajo države članice zdravljenja sistem (tudi zagotovljeno kasnejšo oskrbo) za ravnanje v primeru domnevne škode pri zdravstvenem varstvu , kakor je opredeljeno v posamezni državi članici zdravljenja, je zato bistveno odpraviti pomanjkanje zaupanja v navedene mehanizme, ki ovira čezmejno zdravstveno varstvo.
Ensuring that Member States of treatment have systems in place (including provision of aftercare) to deal with alleged harm arising from healthcare as defined by the Member State of treatment is therefore essential to avoid lack of confidence in those mechanisms acting as an obstacle to taking up cross-border healthcare.
(17) Pravica do varstva osebnih podatkov je temeljna pravica, priznana v členu 8 Listine Evropske unije o temeljnih pravicah.
(17) The right to the protection of personal data is a fundamental right recognised by Article 8 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
Zagotavljanje stalnosti čezmejnega zdravstvenega varstva je odvisno od prenosa osebnih podatkov o pacientovem zdravju.
Ensuring continuity of cross-border healthcare depends on transfer of personal data concerning patient's health.
Med državami članicami mora biti zagotovljen prosti pretok teh osebnih podatkov, hkrati pa morajo biti zaščitene temeljne pravice posameznikov.
These personal data should be able to flow freely from one Member State to another, but in the same time the fundamental rights of the individuals should be safeguarded.
Direktiva 95/46/ES Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 24. oktobra 1995 o varstvu posameznikov pri obdelavi osebnih podatkov in o prostem pretoku takih podatkov, posamezniku zagotavlja pravico do dostopa do lastnih osebnih podatkov o zdravju, na primer v pacientovi zdravstveni kartoteki, ki vključuje podatke, kot so diagnoza, rezultati preiskav, ocena lečečega zdravnika in kakršno koli zdravljenje ali poseg.
Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data establishes the right for individuals to have access to their personal data concerning their health, for example in the patient's medical records containing such matters as diagnosis, examination results, assessments by treating physicians and any treatment or interventions provided.
Te določbe se prav tako uporabljajo za čezmejno zdravstveno varstvo, zajeto v to direktivo.
These provisions also apply in the context of cross-border healthcare covered by this Directive.
Pacient mora imeti možnost, da prenos svojih podatkov kadar koli ustavi in pridobi potrdilo, da so bili njegovi podatki izbrisani.
The patient should be able to stop the release of his data at any point and receive confirmation that his data have been deleted.
(18) Sodišče je v več sodbah priznalo pravico pacientov kot zavarovanih oseb do povračila stroškov za zdravstveno varstvo v drugi državi članici iz obveznega sistema socialne varnosti.
(18) The right to reimbursement of the costs of healthcare provided in another Member State from the statutory social security scheme of patients as insured persons was recognised by the Court of Justice in several judgements.
Sodišče meni, da določbe Pogodbe o pravici opravljanja storitev vključuje pravico prejemnikov zdravstvenega varstva, vključno z osebami, ki potrebujejo zdravljenje, da navedeno oskrbo poiščejo v drugi državi članici.
The Court of Justice has held that the Treaty provisions on the freedom to provide services include the freedom for the recipients of healthcare, including persons in need of medical treatment, to go to another Member Sate in order to receive it there.
Enako velja za prejemnike zdravstvenega varstva, ki iščejo zdravstveno varstvo v drugi državi članici na druge načine, na primer prek e-zdravstvenih storitev.
The same applies to recipients of healthcare seeking to receive healthcare provided in another Member State through other means, for example through e-health services.
Zakonodaja Skupnosti sicer ne posega v pristojnost držav članic, da organizirajo svoje sisteme zdravstvenega varstva in socialne varnosti , vendar morajo države članice to pristojnost uveljavljati v skladu z zakonodajo Skupnosti, zlasti z določbami Pogodbe o pravici opravljanja storitev .
Whilst Community law does not detract from the power of the Member States to organise their healthcare and social security systems , Member States must when exercising that power comply with Community law, in particular with the Treaty provisions on the freedom to provide services.
Navedene določbe državam članicam prepovedujejo uvedbo ali ohranjanje neutemeljenih omejitev uveljavljanja navedene pravice v sektorju zdravstvenega varstva.
Those provisions prohibit the Member States from introducing or maintaining unjustified restrictions on the exercise of that freedom in the healthcare sector .
Sodišče meni, da določbe Pogodbe vključujejo pravico prejemnikov zdravstvenega varstva, vključno z osebami, ki potrebujejo zdravljenje, da navedeno oskrbo poiščejo v drugi državi članici.
The Court of Justice has held that the Treaty provisions include the freedom for the recipients of healthcare, including persons in need of medical treatment, to go to another Member Sate in order to receive it there.
Zakonodaja Skupnosti ne posega v pristojnost držav članic, da organizirajo svoje sisteme zdravstvenega varstva in socialne varnosti.
Community law does not detract from the power of the Member States to organise their healthcare and social security systems.
(21) Primerno je določiti, da pacienti, ki poiščejo zdravstveno varstvo v drugi državi članici v okoliščinah, ki niso predvidene za usklajevanje sistemov socialne varnosti, uvedenega z Uredbo (ES) št. 1408/71, prav tako imajo pravico do ugodnosti načela prostega pretoka storitev v skladu s Pogodbo in določbami te direktive.
(21) It is appropriate to require that also patients who go for healthcare to another Member State in other circumstances than those envisaged for coordination of social security schemes established by the Regulation (EC) No. 1408/71 should be able to benefit from the principles of free movement of services in accordance with the Treaty and the provisions of this Directive.
Pacientom je treba zagotoviti prevzem stroškov za navedeno zdravstveno varstvo vsaj v višini zneska, zagotovljenega za enako ali podobno zdravstveno varstvo v državi članici pacientovega zdravstvenega zavarovanja.
Patients should be guaranteed assumption of the costs of that healthcare at least at the level provided for the same or similar healthcare had they been provided in the Member State of affiliation.
To v celoti upošteva pristojnost držav članic, da določijo obseg zdravstvenega zavarovanja, ki je na voljo njihovim državljanom, ter preprečuje vsakršen bistven učinek na financiranje nacionalnih sistemov zdravstvenega varstva.
This fully respects responsibility of the Member States to determine the extent of the sickness cover available to their citizens and prevents any significant effect on the financing of the national healthcare systems.
Države članice lahko v nacionalnih zakonodajah kljub temu določijo povračilo stroškov zdravljenja po tarifah, ki veljajo v državi članici zdravljenja, če je to za pacienta koristneje.
Member States may nevertheless provide in their national legislation for reimbursement of the costs of the treatment at the tariffs in force in the Member State of treatment if this is more beneficial for the patient.
To zlasti lahko velja za kakršno koli zdravljenje, ki se izvaja prek evropskih referenčnih mrež, kot je navedeno v členu 15 te direktive.
This may be the case in particular for any treatment provided through European reference networks as mentioned in Article 15 of this Directive.
(21) Pacientom je treba zagotoviti prevzem stroškov za zdravstveno varstvo in blago, uporabljeno v prejetem zdravstvenem varstvu v drugi državi članici, vsaj v višini zneska, zagotovljenega za enako ali enako učinkovito zdravljenje, kot če bi bilo zdravljenje ali blago prejeto oziroma kupljeno v državi članici pacientovega zdravstvenega zavarovanja.
(21) Patients should be guaranteed assumption of the costs of healthcare and goods connected with healthcare provided in another Member State at least at the level provided for treatment which is the same or equally effective, had they been provided or purchased in the Member State of affiliation.
Države članice lahko v svoji nacionalni zakonodaji kljub temu določijo povračilo stroškov zdravljenja po tarifah, ki veljajo v državi članici zdravljenja, če je to za pacienta koristneje.
Member States may nevertheless provide in their national legislation for reimbursement of the costs of the treatment at the tariffs in force in the Member State of treatment if this is more beneficial for the patient.
To zlasti lahko velja za vsako zdravljenje, ki se izvaja prek evropskih referenčnih mrež, kot je navedeno v členu 15 te direktive.
This may be the case in particular for any treatment provided through European reference networks as mentioned in Article 15 of this Directive.
Del predloga spremembe, ki je v poročilo vključeno brez glasovanja na podlagi člena 47.
Part of the amendment incorporated in the report without vote, on the basis of Rule 47.
(24) Pacient v nobenem primeru ne sme imeti finančnih koristi od zdravstvenega varstva v drugi državi članici, zato mora biti prevzem stroškov omejen samo na dejanske stroške za prejeto zdravstveno varstvo .
(24) The patient should, in any event, not derive a financial advantage from the healthcare provided in another Member State and the assumption of costs should be therefore limited only to actual costs of healthcare received .
Države članice se lahko odločijo, da bodo krile druge, s tem povezane stroške, kot je terapevtsko zdravljenje, če skupni stroški ne presegajo zneska, plačanega v državi članici pacientovega zdravstvenega zavarovanja.
Member States may decide to cover other related costs, such as therapeutic treatment , provided that the total cost does not exceed the amount payable in the Member States of affiliation.
Ta direktiva se ne nanaša le na storitve, ampak tudi na nakup izdelkov v okviru čezmejnega zdravstvenega varstva.
The Directive applies not only to services but also to the purchase of goods in the context of cross-border health care.
V predlogu spremembe je uvodna izjava bolje oblikovana.
The amendment also formulates the recital better.
(25) Ta direktiva ne uvaja pravice do povračila stroškov zdravljenja v drugi državi članici, če takšno zdravljenje ni med storitvami, ki jih zagotavlja zakonodaja države članice pacientovega zdravstvenega zavarovanja.
(25) This Directive does not aim either to create entitlement for reimbursement of treatment in another Member State, if such a treatment is not among the benefits provided for by the legislation of the patient's Member State of affiliation.
Ta direktiva državam članicam prav tako ne preprečuje razširitve njihovih sistemov storitev za primer bolezni na zdravstveno varstvo v drugi državi članici v skladu z njihovimi določbami.
Equally this Directive does not prevent the Member States from extending their benefits in kind scheme to healthcare provided in another Member State according to its provisions.
(25) Ta direktiva ne uvaja pravice do povračila stroškov zdravljenja ali stroškov nakupa blaga v drugi državi članici, če takšnega zdravljenja ali blaga ni med storitvami, ki jih zagotavlja zakonodaja države članice pacientovega zdravstvenega zavarovanja.
(25) This Directive does not aim either to create entitlement for reimbursement of treatment or of the cost of purchasing goods in another Member State, if such a treatment or such goods are not among the benefits provided for by the legislation of the patient's Member State of affiliation.
Ta direktiva državam članicam prav tako ne preprečuje razširitve njihovih sistemov storitev za primer bolezni na zdravstveno varstvo in blago v drugi državi članici v skladu z njihovimi določbami.
Equally this Directive does not prevent the Member States from extending their benefits in kind scheme to healthcare and goods provided in another Member State according to its provisions.
Ta direktiva priznava, da države članice pravice do zdravljenja ne določajo vedno na nacionalni ravni in da lahko organizirajo svoje sisteme zdravstvenega varstva in socialne varnosti, v okviru katerih se pravica do zdravljenja določa na regionalni ali lokalni ravni .
This Directive recognises that entitlement to treatment is not always determined nationally by Member States and that Member States may organise their own healthcare and social security systems to provide for entitlement to treatment to be determined at a regional or local level .
(25a) Če je na voljo več metod za zdravljenje bolezni ali poškodbe, mora imeti pacient pravico do povračila za vse metode zdravljenja, ki so v mednarodni medicini zadostno preskušene in testirane, četudi niso na voljo v državi članici pacientovega zdravstvenega zavarovanja.
(25a) If there are several methods available for treating a certain disease or injury, the patient should have the right to reimbursement for all methods of treatment that are sufficiently tried and tested by international medical science, even if they are not available in the patient’s Member State of affiliation.
(27) Ta direktiva pacientu prav tako zagotavlja pravico do kakršnega koli medicinskega izdelka, odobrenega za trženje v državi članici, kjer se zdravstveno varstvo izvaja, tudi če medicinski izdelek ni odobren za trženje v državi članici pacientovega zdravstvenega zavarovanja, saj je nepogrešljiv del učinkovitega zdravljenja v drugi državi članici.
(27) This Directive provides also for the right for a patient to receive any medicinal product authorised for marketing in the Member State where healthcare is provided, even if the medicinal product is not authorised for marketing in the Member State of affiliation, as it is an indispensable part of obtaining effective treatment in another Member State.
(27) Ta direktiva pacientu v državi članici zdravljenja prav tako zagotavlja pravico do vsakega medicinskega izdelka ali medicinskega pripomočka, odobrenega za trženje v državi članici, kjer se zdravstveno varstvo izvaja, tudi če ni odobren za trženje v državi članici pacientovega zdravstvenega zavarovanja, saj je nepogrešljiv del prav tega učinkovitega zdravljenja pacienta v drugi državi članici.
(27) This Directive provides also for the right for a patient to receive any medicinal product or medical device authorised for marketing in the Member State where healthcare is provided in the Member State of treatment , even if the medicinal product or medical device is not authorised for marketing in the Member State of affiliation, as it is an indispensable part of obtaining this specific effective treatment for the patient in another Member State.
V poročilo vključeno brez glasovanja na podlagi člena 47.
Incorporated in the report without vote, on the basis of Rule 47.
Zaradi pravne varnosti in praktičnih vidikov preskrbe z medicinskimi proizvodi se ta direktiva ne sme oddaljiti od načela, opredeljenega v členu 6 direktive 2001/83/ES, po katerem se smejo na trg v posamezni državi članici dajati le medicinski proizvodi, ki so v tej državi odobreni.
For reasons of legal certainty and the practical consequences as regards the provision of medicinal products, this directive should not depart from the principle enshrined in Article 6 of Directive 2001/83/EC that only medicinal products authorised in the Member State concerned may be placed on the market .