Evolution of Medical Confidentiality: Historical Analysis and Current Framework

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Medical secrecy, medical confidentiality, Hippocratic Oath, Oath of Montpellier, doctor-patient relations, professional secrecy, patient privacy, healthcare staff confidentiality, shared confidentiality, medical ethics, code of ethics, Public Health Code, Penal Code, medical responsibilities, professional duties, clinical cases, medical records, electronic health records, patient intimacy, private life respect, epidemic diseases declaration, medical team information sharing, family information sharing, Ali ibn Abbas, Persian physician, 10th century medicine, Renaissance medicine, medical secrecy evolution, natural secret, secret of confession, theologians, François Ranchin, medical secret history, 17th and 18th centuries medical secrecy, medical confidentiality legal framework, Order of Physicians 1929, Code of the New Order 1947, social medicine, 1995 medical oath, medical deontology, professional conduct laws, medical file regulation, digital medical records, healthcare confidentiality, medical information protection, medical secrecy attenuation, medical secrecy exceptions, medical team confidentiality, patient care, medical secrecy concept, medical secrecy history, medical secrecy extent, medical secrecy related notions

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Unlock the centuries-old concept of medical secrecy, a cornerstone of doctor-patient relationships since the Hippocratic Oath. Discover how this sacred principle has evolved from ancient times to modern digital health records, shaping medical ethics and confidentiality. Explore the historical milestones, legal frameworks, and professional codes that govern the duty of medical confidentiality, ensuring patient privacy and trust in healthcare.

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[...] The evolution of the legal texts related to medical confidentiality 4.1.1. Public Health Code 4.1.2. The Penal Code 4.2. The history of the code of ethics 4.2.1. Medical Ethics: Duties inherent to the practice of medicine - This code recalls or specifies the rules that every doctor must respect/considered by many doctors as a guide to professional behavior - Historically, deontology has made little use of metaphysics and has essentially consisted of laws governing professional conduct. - Vigilance in maintaining the principles of morality, probity, and devotion, essential to the practice of medicine and the observation by all doctors of professional duties as well as the rules decreed by the code. [...]

[...] 269-270. BERY A and ODEND'HAL A Medical secrecy: through history and law. Actualités odontostomatologiques. Vol.209. Pages.113-127 CHICHE P. and QUATREHOMME G Medical secrecy. Cahier pratique Tissot. Vol.6. Page. 32. European Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine, article 10, al. 1 CONTIS M Medical secrecy and evolutions of the health system. Thesis law. CONTIS M Health card, confidentiality of data and medical secrecy. Regards n° 22. pages. 22-34. DAREMBERG C Le serment in ?uvres choisies d'Hippocrate, 2e édition. [...]

[...] The concept of medical secrecy and related notions 1.1. Secret. 1.1.1. Etymology - In its Latin etymology, the secret is a setting apart. From Latin: segreda/secretus, 'set apart', 'reserved'. Coming from Sanskrit (kris) then Greek (crisis), the need for secrecy would arise from the original separation of gods and men. - « What is known only to a very small number of people, which must remain hidden; discretion, silence about something. - The secret, the serment and the sacré on all three in relation to the ineffable, they are indissolubly linked in the memory of language. [...]

[...] et BENEZECH M The medical secret. Confidentiality and discretion in medicine. Masson. coll. Abrégés. HOERNI B Ethique and medical deontology: permanence and progress. Masson. JONAS C The law of March and daily medical practice: contributions and uncertainties. Medicine and Law. N°56. Pages.1-5. JOUANNA J Hippocrates. Fayard. JOUANNA J The birth of Western medical art. Seuil. Pages.25-66. LECU Anne Medical Secrecy. Life and Death. Editions du Cerf. [...]

[...] pages 121 to 143 MUDRY P Medical Deontology in Ancient Greek and Roman: Myth and Reality. Swiss Medical Journal. N°106. Pages.3-8. NYE Robert A. 2006; Doctors, Medical Ethics and the State in France 1789-1947. The Social Movement. n° 214. Pages 19 to 36 NYEMB Gabriel Human Rights, Deontology, Health Law. University Press. PAUTIER Silvère The Confidentiality of Healthcare Professionals: A Challenge to Health Democracy between Immanence and Alienation. Research in Nursing Care (N° 130), pages 53 to 67. POINDRON Pierre-Yves The Medical Secret. Medical Competition. [...]

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