Background:

The Evidence Emitter Architectural Building Block enables National Contact Points to generate and emit electronic evidence used for non-repudiation purposes, based on each domain respective regulations and technological need.

Stakeholders (role description)

• Health Professional: information system/information service user;
• Patient: service beneficiary; 
• National Authority: national responsible for the eHealth National Contact Point;
• Data Controller: responsible for and must put in place processing contracts with their 'data processors'. 
• Data Processor: actor processing personal data in a specific context and with regard to specific sets of data or operations.

Non-Repudiation (brief description):

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Questions to be adressed to L&O:

•  What possible legal disputes may exist on cross-border care services?
•  Who (stakeholders) is responsible to answer on legal disputes?
•  What information can should be stored in Audit Logs as evidences for Non-Repudiation purposes?
•  What possible legal disputes could we have concerning these types of situations? Where could the information be stored, to be compliant with legal aspects? 
  •  In the NCP itself?
  Or in
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  •  In the Nation Infrastructure
  , i.e., each country stores the info regarding the information exchanged in its own NCP
  • ?

Bibliography:

1 http://wiki.ds.unipi.gr/display/ESENS/Whitepaper+-+Non+Repudiation