Extension of the agreement to share medical records between the Andalusian Health Service and the Social Institute of the Navy for seafarer examinations
16 May 2026134 views
Who is affected:
Seafarers in Andalusia, Social Institute of the Navy and Andalusian Health Service
Summary
The agreement is extended that allows the Social Institute of the Navy to access Andalusian electronic clinical records to conduct mandatory medical examinations for maritime embarkation.
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The General Technical Secretariat publishes the addendum extending the agreement between the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) and the Social Institute of the Navy (ISM) for access to electronic clinical records for maritime embarkation medical examination purposes. This agreement regulates the transfer of personal healt…
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