Frequently Asked Questions

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No, only healthcare providers such as GPs, pharmacies and healthcare institutions (eg hospitals) can connect to the National Exchange Point. Health insurers are not healthcare providers and therefore cannot connect to the National Exchange Point.

Certainly not. Participation is voluntary for everyone. Patients decide for themselves whether they want to give permission to their healthcare providers for sharing their medical data. Healthcare providers decide for themselves whether they want to connect to the National Exchange Point.

No, your medical data is not stored in the LSP. That data simply stays where it was: in the computer systems of your healthcare providers. The LSP only contains a referral index with citizen service numbers (BSNs). Based on your BSN, your healthcare provider can use this referral index to find out which other healthcare providers share medical data about you.

No. Only healthcare providers registered in the Netherlands can connect to and use the National Exchange Point.

You can view a Tracking overview by logging in to the 'Personal Portal' on Volgjezorg. In it you can see which healthcare providers have shared your medical data through the National Exchange Point (LSP) and when that was. You can also request an overview by post. You can do this by filling in this form.

You can also ask your healthcare providers whether they have processed your permission and whether they share your medical data with other healthcare providers.

 

With your permission, your GP can share some parts your GP's file. And, also with your permission, your pharmacist (s) can share your medication file. You can read exactly which data on the 'Which data is shared'?

GP practices, pharmacies and institutions (for example a hospital) can connect to the LSP. For more information see 'Which healthcare providers can share information?'

If you want to give persmission, use the search function in the Personal Portal to see if your GP and / or pharmacy are using the LSP.

Your GP and pharmacist may share your medical information with other healthcare practitioners after your permission. You can ask them whether they have processed your permission and made your data available to other healthcare providers through the National Exchange Point. You can also see a tracking overview in your Personal Portal. With this overview you can see which healthcare providers have made your medical data available.

No. No medical data is stored in the National Exchange Point. That data stays in the computer systems of your GP and pharmacies. The National Exchange Point only contains a reference index with Civic Service Numbers (BSNs). Based on your BSN, your healthcare provider can search through this reference index and see which other healthcare providers have provided medical information about you.

Certainly not. Participation is voluntary for everyone. Patients themselves decide whether they want to give their GP and pharmacies permission to share their medical data. Healthcare providers determine whether they want to connect to the National Exchange Point, or not.

No, only healthcare providers in the Netherlands can join the National Exchange Point.

No, only healthcare providers can connect to the National Exchange Point. Health insurers are not healthcare providers and therefore do not have access to the National Exchange Point.

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