Electronic health record
Your complete medical documentation in digital form — available anytime, securely protected, and neatly organized in one place.
What is an e-health record?
The e-health record (eZK) is a digital version of your medical records. It contains records created by doctors and healthcare professionals — from diagnoses and prescribed medications to vaccinations.
You log in to your e-health record securely using your ID card with an electronic chip (eID) or electronic residence document (eDoPP) via the National Health Portal.
Online access 24/7
Your records are available anytime and from anywhere
Data security
Every access is recorded and verifiable
Better care
The doctor has an immediate overview of your medical history
What you will find in the e-health record
Your e-health record is clearly divided into folders to make it easy for you to navigate.
Person
Patient identification data — basic information about who the e-health record belongs to.
Patient summary
Life-saving data: allergies, implants, chronic diseases, doctor contacts, and administered medications.
Vaccinations
Complete overview of vaccinations performed, including dates and types of vaccines.
Examinations
Examination descriptions, established diagnoses, health complaints, and proposed treatment procedures.
Treatment
Data on the patient's current and previous treatment.
Prescriptions
List of prescription and over-the-counter medications that the patient is taking.
Detailed information
The patient summary is the most important part of your e-health record. It contains:
- data on implanted medical devices, including dental implants,
- information about allergies,
- contact details of your general practitioner and another attending physician of your choice,
- diagnoses important for life-saving purposes (according to the Ministry of Health of the SR decree),
- overview of administered and dispensed medications,
- contact details of the person designated by the patient,
- the expected date of delivery.
Log in to your e-health record
Access your medical records via the National Health Portal. You need an ID card with an electronic chip and a security protection code (BOK).
Go to the National Health Portal