Legislation & regulation Sample Clauses

Legislation & regulation. The first phase of the Project includes an investigation into legislation and regulation, both on the national and regional governance levels, which is likely to have a bearing on the design and implementation of the pilot scenarios described in the previous chapter. In view of the nature of the SmartCare service domain as a self-standing field of ICT implementation, and since no dedicated legal and regulatory framework has emerged in this domain as of today, a number of policy/regulatory fields have specific relevance for ICT-enabled services directed towards the well being and independent living of older people. Together they provide a rather dispersed and patchy frame of reference for legal and regulatory guidance for the various actors involved, in particular when it comes to developing services that cut across existing domain boundaries such as social care and medical care. In general, various fields of legislation & regulation deserve attention here, where the situation varies from country to country, i.e. pilot site to pilot site, concerning data protection and data privacy; liability; licensing and quality control; patient rights; ethics approval; national / regional / sectoral / organisational codes of practices, guidelines and quality standards. The SmartCare Consortium has set out to carry out this task and deliver a comprehensive overview of legislation and regulation relevant to each Pilot area (for details see the Annexes).
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Legislation & regulation. The first phase of the Project includes an investigation into legislation and regulation, at both national and regional governance levels, which is likely to have a bearing on the design and implementation of the pilot scenarios described in the previous chapter. In view of the nature of the BeyondSilos service domain as a self-standing field of ICT implementation, and since no dedicated legal and regulatory framework has emerged in this domain as of today, a number of policy / regulatory fields have specific relevance for ICT- enabled services directed towards the well-being and independent living of older people. Together they provide a rather dispersed and patchy frame of reference for legal and regulatory guidance for the various actors involved, in particular when it comes to developing services that cut across existing domain boundaries such as social care and health care. In general, various fields of legislation and regulation deserve attention here, concerning: data protection and data privacy; liability; licensing and quality control; patient rights; ethics approval; national / regional / sectoral / organisational codes of practices, guidelines and quality standards. However, the situation varies from country to country. The BeyondSilos Consortium intends to carry out this task and deliver a comprehensive overview of legislation and regulation relevant to each pilot site (for details see the Annexes).
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