Principle of non-maleficence Sample Clauses

Principle of non-maleficence. The principle of non-maleficence is connected to the physicians’ Hippocratic Oath “Above all [or first] do not harm” and obliges to abstain from causing harm or creating risks of harm to others insofar, as it is in one’s control not to do so. Against this backdrop, in the eHealth context, this principle may primarily oblige persons who process citizens’ data (e.g. physicians, researchers, platform operators and other stakeholders involved in eHealth) to refrain from the harmful use of the personal data of citizens. Unauthorised access and use of sensitive health data of citizens therefore should be avoided, as it violates this principle. Nonetheless, this principle might entail obligations for citizens as well. eHealth platforms do not only store data about one’s individual health, but may also contain information about family members or other persons. Individuals therefore may be required to refrain from sharing information about other individuals in order to avoid risks or a negative impact on the other individuals’ rights and safety. It could be argued that the principle of non- maleficence therefore may require to respect the confidentiality of other citizens’ personal data and their rights and freedoms.
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