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==Initial Adoption of Cross-Border Services==
==Providing Electronic Cross-Border Healthcare Services to New Users==
 
To create a Patient Summary or issue an Electronic Prescription for a Cypriot citizen, the Healthcare Professional searches for the patient in the system using their identification details or ARC number, along with their date of birth. A unique One-Time Password (OTP) is then sent to the patient, who provides it to the Healthcare Professional. The provision of the OTP is considered as the patient’s explicit consent to proceed with the creation of the Patient Summary or the issuance of the Electronic Prescription.
 


If the patient is requesting cross-border services for the first time, the platform prompts the physician to complete the patient's demographic information. After entering this information, a one-time password (OTP) will be sent to the patient's personal mobile phone. The patient will then share this code with their physician, who will enter it into the designated field on the platform.


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Revision as of 10:33, 24 July 2025

Providing Electronic Cross-Border Healthcare Services to New Users

To create a Patient Summary or issue an Electronic Prescription for a Cypriot citizen, the Healthcare Professional searches for the patient in the system using their identification details or ARC number, along with their date of birth. A unique One-Time Password (OTP) is then sent to the patient, who provides it to the Healthcare Professional. The provision of the OTP is considered as the patient’s explicit consent to proceed with the creation of the Patient Summary or the issuance of the Electronic Prescription.


Existing User - Patient

If the user has previously utilized cross-border services, the doctor will not need to refill the demographic fields and will be directed straight to the screen displaying the patient's profile.