Yes. You must pay for the medication dispensed in Slovenia. Afterwards, you may submit a reimbursement claim in your home country; please refer to the national contact point for eHealth in your home country.
- Kaj je SiNCP?
- Zdravnik mi je izdal e-recept za zdravilo, ki v Sloveniji trenutno ni na voljo. Ga lahko prevzamem v katerikoli drugi državi v EU?
- Ali moram plačati za zdravilo, ki mi ga na e-recept predpiše zdravnik v Sloveniji in mi ga izdajo v lekarni v tujini?
- Med potovanjem mi je zdravnik v tujini predpisal zdravilo. Ga lahko prevzamem v Sloveniji?
- Ali lahko zdravnik v tujini dostopa do mojih zdravstvenih podatkov?
- Kako so moji podatki zaščiteni pri čezmejni izmenjavi?
- Na e-receptu imam predpisano zdravilo, ki ga nujno potrebujem, vendar ga ne morem prevzeti v lekarni v tuji državi, kjer se trenutno nahajam. Kaj naj storim?
- What is the NCPeH (SiNCP)?
- Can a doctor in Slovenia access my health data?
- How is my personal data protected during cross-border data exchange?
- Do I need to pay for a medication prescribed to me electronically by a doctor in my home country and dispensed in a pharmacy in Slovenia?
- A doctor in my home country issued an ePrescription for me but I am currently in Slovenia. Can I obtain my medication in a pharmacy in Slovenia?
- What is the Patient information notice(PIN)?
- What happens to my Information when accessed and then when it is not needed anymore?