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23 november 2017

AIVD (National Intellegince and Safety Service) has no access to the National Exchange Point: medical data is safe even after the introduction of the new 'Sleepwet' (Wiretapping Bill)

The AIVD (National Intellegince and Safety Service) has no access to medical data. Even after the introduction of the new Wiv-law, also known as the 'Sleepwet' in Dutch, or Wiretapping Bill. This can be concluded from a statement the AIVD made on its website. VZVZ has requested the AIVD for further clarification.
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Recent publications suggested the 'Wiv'-law would enable intelligence services to access medical data from Dutch residents. This raised questions whether the AIVD could gain access to medical data through the National Exchange Point. The AIVD is very clear about this on its website: this is not possible.

According to the legislator intelligence services are not allowed to access or hack medical data. The AIVD gives extensive and negative answers to the question on whether they are interested in medical data.

VZVZ has demonstrated it complies with all existing laws and regulations. It closely keeps track of developments in order to continue to comply with legislation in the future. This way the more than 12 million Dutch residents who have given permission for sharing their medical data, can be certain their medical information is safe when it is being exchanged. Both now and in the future.

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Volgjezorg-patient information available in Ukrainian

9 may 2022
Many people have fled Ukraine. Just like the Dutch, they need good healthcare.
But refugees often do not have a regular GP or pharmacy. Or they change quickly, because they are housed in other locations. For proper healthcare, now and in the future, it is therefore very important that medical data is recorded in a file and that it can be requested by other healthcare providers. But just like all other patients, Ukrainian patients need to give their permission first before the exchange of medical information is allowed.
That is why we have translated the Volgjezorg leaflet in Ukrainian.
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New: single sign-on for your personal portal

21 march 2019
On Volgjezorg you can use your personal portal for giving permission. You can also see which healthcare providers have requested your medical data, and when. That way you can keep an eye on what happens to your medical data.
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Start of the Online 'Volgjezorg' Campaign

31 january 2019
Starting February, up until the summer, Volgjezorg (Follow your Care) will be rolling out an online information campaign. With this campaign we want to inform a wide audience about the possibilities of the Personal Portal on Volgjezorg. Not only can you arrange your permission for the exchange of medical data online, but you can also check for yourself what happens to your medical data.
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