The following describes the individual privacy practices or circumstances recommended by the VFN.
Why it is necessary to protect personal information
In the current digitized period, the requirements not only within the EU and the Czech Republic for the protection of personal data are increasing and tightening. This obligation also applies to the protection of medical records, personal data of patients and VFN staff.
Obligations for the protection of all personal data managed and processed in the VFN arise from generally applicable laws and standardsthat apply to the manager, ie the VFN, in particular:
The Personal Data Administrator, ie VFN, is obliged to protect personal data so that they are not misused.
In VFN these are primarily personal data of patients, patients of designated persons, employees, visitors of VFN, etc., both in electronic form (eg NIS, personnel systems, data storage, camera recordings, etc.) paper (eg filing cabinets, medical records, copies of documents, etc.).
Personal information is any information about an identified or identifiable natural person; an identifiable natural person is a natural person who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to a specific identifier (name, surname, personal identification number, address, medical records / examination or medical history, mobile number, e-mail, etc.) or any combination of data from which the person is identifiable (eg email and surname name).
Possibilities of communication with doctors
The VFN, as the administrator of your personal data contained in the medical documents you can receive from our doctors (eRecept, test results, medical report, etc.), will protect your privacy.
For this reason, we offer these forms of communication with the doctor:
Possibility of subject consent with sending personal data by e-mail
In cases where the subject requires the sending of information about the examination, diagnosis, eRecept, medication and other personal information, it is absolutely necessary first understand and accept the notification of risks arising from the sending of personal data by regular e-mail by the entity. Ordinary e-mail is an unsecured form of communication, ie without the use of, for example, content encryption, where it cannot be guaranteed, among other things, that its content will not be read or modified by an unauthorized person.
How to proceed in these cases:
If you request repeated sending of personal data from the same email address for the same person (not a spouse or child, etc.), the consent will no longer be required repeatedly and the requested information will be sent to you. If the applicant's email address or person does not match, you will be asked to agree repeatedly for the person and the email you use.
"Consent to receive personal information on email"
You have received this email because you have asked a doctor or other VFN employee to e-mail you an eRecept, examination results, medical report, etc. These and other types of documents contain your personal information or the person for whom you exercise the rights ( children, persons with limited legal capacity).
The VFN takes care to protect your privacy and, as the administrator of the personal data, it warns you of the risks of sending them by regular e-mail, ie an unsecured e-mail message without using eg content encryption. For unsecured e-mail, we cannot guarantee, among other things, that its content will not be read, modified or misused by an unauthorized person after it is sent.
If you do not want to accept these risks, please choose a different communication path - you can find them HERE.
If you accept these risks and if you agree to send the personal data in question by regular email, please confirm this by clicking the "I agree" button. Subsequently, the required data will be sent to this email address: (specific email will be shown here)
I agree I disagree
This request for explicit consent is sent to you on the grounds that you are requesting an insecure transfer of personal data, such as health data. Health data is part of the so-called special category of personal data under Article 9 of Regulation (EU) No 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council, also known as GDPR, and therefore requires a higher level of security.
If you wish to change your consent to receive personal information, you can do so here anytime.
In cases where consent to the processing of personal data of a patient, employee or other person is necessary consent to the processing of personal data will meet the following conditions, ie be:
The patient or employee (as well as other persons) is entitled under the rights defined in the GDPR:
and enter your request:
When suspected or detected personal data leakage or abuse, I have the possibility of this fact report to the Data Protection Officer VFN (contact below).
If you need clarification of your privacy, please contact the VFN Privacy Officer (also known as the DPO) for the following areas:
Contact details for the VFN Privacy Officer are listed below.
contact e-mail: poverenec@vfn.cz