Montenegro has to in a period of adaptation of legislation for accession to the EU in Chapter 28 – »Health and Consumer Protection« pay special attention to the organization of enforcement of patients' rights in cross-border health services and functioning of national contact points.
In the framework of project “Assistance to Montenegro in negotiations on accession to the EU-2015” training for staff of the Health Insurance Fund of Montenegro and the employees of the Ministry of Health of Montenegro was held between 29 and 30 October 2015 in Podgorica.
The measures taken in implementation of patients’ rights, in particular Directives 2011/24/EU and 2004/883/EU, which regulate patients’ rights in cross-border health services were presented. Furthermore, also Slovenia’s experience in transposing these directives into national law and functioning of national contact points in comparison with other EU countries was presented.
Slovenian experts Eva Godina and Siniša Bošnjak from the Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia conducted counselling within the project of the CEP.
The project is part of the CEP program activities funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of funds for international development cooperation.
30. oktobra 2015 se je zaključila delavnica v okviru projekta »Pomoč Črni gori pri pogajanjih o pristopu k EU 2015 poglavje 28 –Varstvo potrošnikov in zdravja (zaščita zdravja)«
Črna gora mora v obdobju prilagajanja zakonodaje zaradi pristopa k EU v poglavju 28 – »Varstvo potrošnikov in zdravja« posebno pozornost nameniti ureditvi ukrepov izvrševanja pravic pacientov pri čezmejnih zdravstenih stortivah in delovanju nacionalne kontaktne točke.
V okviru projekta CEP »Pomoč Črni gori pri pogajanjih o pristopu k EU-2015« je med 29.-30. oktobrom, v Podgorici potekalo usposabljanje uslužbencev Sklada za zdravstveno zavarovanje Črne gore in uslužbencev Ministrstva za zdravje Črne gore.
Predstavljeni so bili ukrepi izvrševanja pravic pacientov v predvsem direktiv 2011/24/EU in 2004/883/EU, ki urejajo pravice pacientov pri čezmejnih zdravstvenih storitvah. Predstavljene so bile tudi izkušnje Slovenije pri prenosu teh direktiv v nacionalno zakonodajo. Poleg tega pa so na delavnici obravnavali delovanje nacionalnih kontaktnih točk v primerjavi z državami EU.
Strokovno pomoč sta nudila slovenska strokovnjaka Eva Godina in Siniša Bošnjak iz Zavoda za zdravstveno zavarovanje Republike Slovenije. Oba strokovnjaka sta opravila svetovanja v okviru projekta Centra za evropsko prihodnost (CEP) »Pomoč Črni gori pri pogajanjih o pristopu k EU (2015)«.
Projekt je del programskih aktivnosti CEP, ki jih financira Ministrstvo za zunanje zadeve iz sredstev za mednarodno razvojno sodelovanje.
