Checking to see if the INS is relevant to you
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Take few minutes to test if the INS is relevant to you
If you answer "YES" to the 3 questions below, you must implement the INS.
Does your software process personal health data?
- Important: The CNIL’s definition of health data is broad. Make sure you read it before you answer.
Read the CNIL’s definition of health data: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/quest-ce-ce-quune-donnee-de-sante
Is your solution involved in any of the following tasks or activities:
- Care for the user (hospital, office, telemedicine, etc.)
- Social care monitoring for that person (social care facilities and services, coordination, etc.)
- Prevention actions
Is your solution used by one or more of the following categories of users?
- Healthcare professionals (self-employed or salaried) and members of a care team (a care team is a group of professionals who participate in care, social care monitoring, or the coordination of more than one of these acts (article L1110-12 of the Public Health Code)).
- Healthcare facilities and services (whatever their status and the nature of their activity)
- Health centres and clinics
- Armed forces medical corps
- Social care professionals, facilities, or services
- Teams at Regional disability advice centres (MDPH)
- Coordination, shared practices, or health or social care coordination structures (e.g. Regional healthcare coordination authority (GHTs), healthcare networks, coordination support systems (DACs), etc.)
- Organisation involved in prevention, care, or social care monitoring
The INS is relevant to you
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In order to determine what actions you will need to take to implement the INS, you must first identify the nature of your software
Identifying the nature of my software