Examples of using Provided in another member state in English and their translations into Swedish
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Applicable rules to healthcare provided in another Member State.
including services provided in another Member State.
The obligation to reimburse the cost of hospital treatment provided in another member state also applies to a national health service which provides such treatment free of charge.
since it ensures that any care provided in another Member State will be reimbursed.
which concerns authorisation for assuming the costs of health care provided in another Member State, contributes, as the Court of Justice has emphasised,
And at the same time NOTES the rulings of the European Court of Justice on the application of internal market rules to the issue of reimbursement of the cost of health services provided in another Member State.
Amendment 305 adds a new Recital 10d explaining that the Directive does not affect the reimbursement of the costs of healthcare provided in another Member State and stresses that this issue should be addressed in another legal instrument in order to achieve greater legal certainty and clarity.
marketed or provided in another Member State.
Rights under Community law principally concern reimbursement for healthcare provided in another Member State, and are set out in the proposed directive on services in the internal market
The Court of Justice's position on this restriction by a Member State of its nationals' freedom to provide services is that this freedom may be invoked by an undertaking to challenge the State in which is it established provided that the restriction affects services provided in another Member State.
seeking to receive healthcare provided in another Member State shall be guaranteed access to their medical records, in conformity with national measures implementing Community provisions
The costs of healthcare provided in another Member State shall be reimbursed by the Member State of affiliation in accordance with the provisions of this Directive up to the level of costs that would have been assumed had the same
The proposal for a Directive deals with the specific question of the compatibility of prior authorisation systems for assumption of the costs of health care provided in another Member State with the principle of freedom of movement for services.
As the Court of Justice has consistently held with regard to the free movement of services, a system of prior authorisation for the reimbursement of hospital care provided in another Member State appears justified by the need to plan the number of hospital infrastructures, their geographical distribution,
The Member State of affiliation may provide for a system of prior authorisation for reimbursement by its social security system of the cost of hospital care provided in another Member State where the following conditions are met.
their health insurance funds, concerning reimbursement of the cost of spectacles purchased and treatment provided in another Member State Belgium and Germany respectively.
the circumstances in which a Member State may make assumption of the costs of health care provided in another Member State subject to prior authorisation;
Particular attention should be given to cases where consumers face higher charges than would be imposed for a domestic transaction when they wish to pay for a service provided in another Member State by credit transfer or direct debit in euro.
Therefore this Directive does not introduce a general prior authorisation requirement but allows Member States to provide for a system of prior authorisation for assumption of costs for hospital care provided in another Member State, provided however, that Member States can provide evidence that the following conditions are met.
procedures for complaints and means of redress available for healthcare provided in another Member State, and on the terms and conditions applicable;
or services provided in another Member State to which both the provider and the recipient have travelled(tourist guides, for example);
Provide in another Member State the services referred to in Article 6(4) for which it has been authorised.