Romanians can receive medical services without electronic signature with the health card
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Romanians can receive medical services and collect medicines from pharmacies without being required to sign electronically with the national health card. This information was recently made public, and those who use the medical system in Romania can find out more details from their family doctor or from the pharmacy they visit.
The national health card is an important document for patients, because it contains their medical data and allows access to treatments and reimbursed medicines. Electronic signing was introduced as a step in the digitalisation of the health system. However, based on the available information, there is no obligation for patients to complete this signature in order to receive the necessary care.
For the moment, the official source does not provide further details about how this measure is applied in each medical unit. Patients are advised to inquire directly at medical practices and pharmacies, in order to avoid misunderstandings at the time of the consultation or when collecting a prescription.
In conclusion, patients in Romania can receive medical services and medicines even if they have not signed electronically with the health card. The complete information should be checked periodically, as regulations in the health sector may be amended.
Sources: romania-actualitati.ro
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