Terms of Use

Chapter 1 General

Article 1 (Purpose)

The purpose of these terms and conditions is to stipulate the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the clinic and its members in using the Internet-related services provided by OneCell Medical Clinic (hereinafter referred to as "clinic").

Article 2 (Effect and Modification of Terms)

(1) These Terms are effective upon notice to you through the Service.

(2) The lawmaker may change these terms and conditions if important reasons arise under the circumstances, and will notify at least two days before the revision, and the changed terms and conditions will take effect by announcing or notifying in the same way as paragraph (1).

(3) If the Member does not agree to the changed Terms, he/she may request to withdraw from membership, and if he/she continues to use the Service after the effective date of the changed Terms, he/she will be deemed to have agreed to the changes in the Terms.

Article 3 (Rules for matters outside the Terms)

Matters not stipulated in these Terms and Conditions shall be governed by the relevant laws and regulations, including the Telecommunications Act, the Telecommunications Business Act, and the Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization.

section 4 (definitions of terms)

(1) Member: A person who has signed a service use contract with a councilor and has been granted a user ID (ID) and password.

(2) ID: A letter or number or a combination thereof selected by a member and approved by a member for identification of the member and use of the service (hereinafter referred to as 'ID').

(3) Password: A combination of letters and numbers set by the member to confirm that the member is the member matched with the ID granted to the member and to protect the member's own secrets.

(4) Termination: It refers to the termination of the use contract after the member uses the service.

Chapter 2 Signing up and using the service

Article 1 (Establishment of Use Agreement)

(1) Members are website users only.

(2) Membership is limited to individuals, and companies, organizations, and legal entities are not eligible for membership.

(3) Membership is established by the approval of the member's application for use and the user's agreement to the terms and conditions.

(4) By reading these Terms and Conditions and clicking the "I Agree" button when applying for membership, the user acknowledges and agrees to the contents of these Terms and Conditions.

Article 2 (Application)

A person who wishes to join as a member and use the service shall apply for use by providing personal information in accordance with the prescribed form prescribed by the council.

Article 3 (Acceptance of Application for Use)

(1) A lawmaker shall approve applications for use under Chapter 2, Article 2 in the order of receipt unless there are special circumstances.

(2) A councilor may restrict approval of an application for use in any of the following cases, and may suspend approval until the reason is resolved. (1) If there is no room for service-related facilities

Technical difficulties

③ Other cases deemed necessary under the circumstances of the lawmaker

(3) A Member of Parliament shall not approve an application for membership that falls under any of the following cases.

(1) You applied using someone else's name

You didn't apply under your real name

③ Falsifying the contents of the membership application form

④ When applying for the purpose of interfering with the well-being and order of society or public order and morals.

⑤ Other application requirements set by the council are not met.

(4) If a lawmaker withholds approval or does not approve an application under paragraph (2) or (3), the lawmaker shall notify the applicant. However, exceptions are made in cases where it is not possible to notify the applicant without any reason attributable to the lawmaker.

Article 4 (Protection of Personal Information)

(1) Members of Congress protect and respect the privacy of their constituents.

(2) The Member collects information about the Member through community activities, information provided by the Member to participate in various events, and information collected in the process of using other services, and the Member's personal information is used for the purpose of fulfilling this Use Agreement and providing the services under this Use Agreement.

(3) A member's personal information acquired in connection with the provision of a service shall not be provided, leaked or distributed to a third party without the member's consent, nor shall it be used for commercial purposes. However, this shall not apply in the following cases. (1) If it is necessary for the settlement of charges for the provision of information and communication services

(2) Processed in a de-identified form for statistical purposes, academic research, or market research.

③ When requested by relevant authorities in accordance with the procedures and methods established for investigative purposes under relevant laws and regulations.

④ If other laws have special provisions

If requested by the Information and Communication Ethics Committee

(4) A lawmaker may provide personal information to a third party with the consent of the user in the following cases. Even in these cases, the provision of personal information to a third party is made only with the consent of the user, and if you do not want your personal information to be provided, you may not use certain services or participate in certain types of promotions or events. When users have given their consent in advance

When requested by an investigative agency in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations or in accordance with the procedures and methods prescribed by laws and regulations for the purpose of investigation.

(5) When providing or sharing personal information, we will go through a procedure to seek your consent in advance by individually notifying you via email or in writing about who the providing organizations and institutions are, what personal information items are provided or shared, why such personal information needs to be provided or shared, and how it will be protected and managed until when, and if you do not agree, we will not provide or share it with the providing organizations and institutions.

In addition, you can withdraw your consent to the provision of information to third parties at any time.

(6) Within the scope of paragraph (3), a Member of Parliament may compile and use aggregate statistical data on the personal data of all or part of the Members in connection with its business and may send cookies to the Member's computer through the Service. In this case, the Member may change the settings of the browser of the computer used to refuse to receive cookies or to warn about the receipt of cookies.

(8) We will endeavor to protect your personal information, including your registration information, as prescribed by other laws and regulations. The personal information of users shall be protected in accordance with relevant laws and regulations and the "Personal Information Protection Policy" set by the National Assembly.

Chapter 3 Obligations of the contracting parties

Article 1 (Duties of Members of Congress)

(1) A Member of Parliament shall make the service available to Members unless there are special circumstances.

(2) The Member of Parliament shall continuously endeavor to provide continuous and stable services as stipulated in these Terms and Conditions, and shall repair and restore the facilities without delay if they are damaged or destroyed. However, in the event of a natural disaster, emergency, or other unavoidable circumstances, the service may be suspended or stopped.

(3) If a Member recognizes that a comment or complaint raised by a Member under the prescribed procedure is justified, the Member shall deal with it through appropriate procedures. If the processing takes a certain period of time, the Member shall be informed of the reasons and the schedule for processing.

(4) A Member of Parliament shall comply with the provisions of Chapter 2, Section 4, relating to the protection of the privacy of Members.

(5) The Council shall endeavor to provide convenience to the user in the procedures and contents of the contract with the user, including the conclusion of the use contract, change and termination of the contract.

Article 2 (Obligations of Members)

(1) Members shall comply with the matters stipulated in these Terms and Conditions and the matters announced or notified by the Member of Parliament, such as service usage guidelines or precautions, and shall not engage in other acts that interfere with the work of the Member of Parliament.

(2) The member is responsible for all management of the member's ID and password. The member shall be responsible for all consequences arising from the neglect or unauthorized use of the ID and password granted to the member.

(3) If a member discovers that his or her ID or password has been used fraudulently, he or she shall immediately report it to the Member of Parliament, and the member shall be liable for any consequences arising from the failure to report.

(4) The member shall comply with the restrictions on use posted by the lawmaker in the service notice or separately announced by the lawmaker by content.

(5) A member may not engage in business activities using the service without the prior consent of the lawmaker, and the lawmaker shall not be liable for the results of the business activities and the consequences of the member's business activities in violation of the terms and conditions. The member shall be liable for damages to the lawmaker if the lawmaker suffers damages due to such business activities.

(6) A member may not transfer or assign the right to use the service or other contractual status to another person, or provide it as collateral, without the express consent of the member.

(7) A member shall not engage in any of the following acts in connection with the use of the service.

Stealing another member's ID and password

Reproducing information obtained through this service for purposes other than the member's use, using it for publication and broadcasting, or providing it to a third party without the prior consent of the member.

Posting, e-mailing, or otherwise disseminating to others any content that infringes on the patents, trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights of others.

④ Transmitting, posting, e-mailing, or otherwise disseminating to others information, sentences, shapes, etc. with vulgar or obscene content that violates public order and morals.

Transmit, post, e-mail, or otherwise disseminate to others any material that is offensive, threatening, or otherwise likely to invade the privacy of others.

⑥ Behavior that is objectively determined to be associated with a crime.

⑦ Collecting or storing another user's personal information without authorization from a lawmaker

⑧ Other acts that violate applicable laws and regulations

Chapter 4 Using Member Services

Article 1 (Fees, Paid Information, and Payment)

(1) The Services are available for free to all who register as members.

(2) If a lawmaker charges for a service, the timing, policy, and cost of the charge shall be disclosed on the service before the charge is implemented.

Article 2 (Provision of Information)

(1) A member of parliament may provide various information recognized as necessary for members to use the service to members by means of announcements or electronic mail.

(2) A lawmaker may provide information about services (medicine, healthcare) through various delivery methods (telephone, letter, mail, etc.) to better serve members.

In this case, you can provide your members with medical newsletters via email, which are sent by a contractor, not the council, to promote public health and not for commercial purposes. Of course, medical newsletters will not be sent if the member has not agreed to receive emails when signing up.

(3) However, if a member indicates that he or she does not wish to be provided with service benefit information, the member shall be excluded from being provided with the information, and the member shall not be liable if the member suffers any disadvantage as a result of not being provided with the service information.

(4) The content provided in the Services is schematic and general in nature and is provided for informational purposes only. The information or advice provided on the Services is not intended to be a substitute for medical diagnosis, care, or treatment. If you have any questions or concerns about your health, you should visit an actual medical professional for a diagnosis. Under no circumstances should you disregard a medical diagnosis or delay seeking diagnosis, care, or treatment because of information provided on the Services.

Article 3 (Use of the Consultation Room and Reservation Service)

(1) The council shall endeavor to maintain security to the best of its ability so that the contents of consultations and appointments of members or users of the service are not disclosed to third parties other than the consulting physician and the service administrator. However, the council shall not be liable for the disclosure or loss of consultation contents in the following cases.

If the user's password is leaked and the contents of the consultation are disclosed.

If the user deleted the content using the 'Delete Consultation' or 'Delete Appointment' feature.

③ If the contents of the consultation or reservation are disclosed or lost due to natural disasters or other circumstances beyond the control of the member.

(2) The contents of consultations conducted on the Service may be used for the following purposes after deleting personally identifiable information.

Academic Activities

Authoring works such as printed materials and CD-ROMs.

③ Part of the service contents such as FAQ, recommendation consultation, etc.

(3) We may not provide all or part of the consultation services in the following cases.

Repeatedly applying for the same consultation

You apply for a consultation using language that doesn't make sense.

③ If you are applying for a consultation that requires a diagnosis

④ When requesting a consultation about treatment fees, test fees, drug prices, etc.

(4) Consultation and reservation services may not be available 24 hours a day depending on the personal circumstances of the professional answering or handling the call.

Article 4 (Member Posts)

The lawmaker may delete the contents of the service posted or registered by the member without prior notice if it is determined that it falls under any of the following items.

(1) The content is defamatory or libelous of another member, councilor, or third party.

The content violates public order and morals.

③ The content is recognized to be linked to criminal activity.

④ If the content infringes on other rights, such as the copyright of the member or the copyright of a third party.

⑤ You have exceeded the posting period stipulated by the parliament.

⑥ If a member posts pornographic material on his/her homepage and bulletin board or links to pornographic sites

⑦ For posts that do not meet the nature of the board

⑧ If it is determined that it violates any other applicable laws.

Article 5 (Copyright of Posts)

The rights to the materials posted on the Service are as follows.

(1) The rights and responsibilities for posts belong to the publisher, and the lawmaker may not use them for commercial purposes other than posting in the service without the consent of the publisher. However, this is not the case for non-profit purposes, and the lawmaker has the right to post in the service.

Members may not use materials posted on the Service for commercial purposes, such as processing or selling information obtained by using the Service.

Section 6 (Ad Serving and Dealings with Advertisers)

(1) Part of the investment base of the service that enables a Member of Parliament to provide services to Members is derived from revenue from the posting of advertisements. Those who wish to use the service are deemed to agree to the posting of advertisements exposed when using the service.

(2) The lawmaker shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising as a result of the member's participation in the advertiser's promotional activities posted on or through this service or as a result of any communication or transaction.

Article 7 (Service Hours)

(1) The service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, unless there are special obstacles due to business or technical reasons.

(2) The service use time in the preceding paragraph may be limited after prior notice to the member if necessary, such as for regular inspection of the system.

Article 8 (Responsibility for Use of the Service)

Members may not engage in business activities to sell goods using the service unless specifically permitted in an express written agreement signed by an authorized employee of the Congress, and in particular, may not engage in hacking, monetized advertisements, commercial activities through pornographic sites, illegal distribution of commercial S/W, etc. The Congress shall not be held liable for the results and losses of business activities caused by violation of this provision, legal actions such as detention by relevant agencies, etc.

Article 9 (Suspension of Service Provision, etc.)

(1) A councillor may cease to provide a service if any of the following applies.

Unavoidable due to construction, such as maintenance of service facilities

When a telecommunications service provider stipulated in the Telecommunications Business Act stops providing telecommunications services.

There are other force majeure reasons.

(2) The lawmaker may restrict or suspend all or part of the service when there is an obstacle to the normal use of the service due to a national emergency, power outage, failure of service facilities, or excessive use of the service.

(3) When a lawmaker restricts or suspends the use of the service in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs (1) and (2), the lawmaker shall notify the member of the reason and the period of restriction without delay.

Chapter 5 Termination and Limitations

Section 1 (Termination)

You may withdraw your membership at any time. You can withdraw your membership by logging in to the council's homepage and clicking "Withdraw Membership" on the member info page to verify your identity, or by contacting the person in charge of personal information protection in writing, by phone, or by email, and we will take necessary measures such as destroying your personal information without delay.

Article 2 (Restrictions on Use)

The Member may terminate the use contract without prior notice or suspend the use of the service for a specified period of time if the Member engages in any of the following acts.

You've stolen someone else's personal information, ID, and password.

The name you signed up with is not your real name

If the same user has dual registration with different IDs

④ Engaging in behavior that defames or disadvantages others.

Infringes on the intellectual property rights of the Member, another Member, or a third party.

⑥ Intentionally disseminating content that violates public order and morals.

⑦ If the member plans or executes the use of the service for the purpose of undermining national interest or social public interest

⑧ Intentionally interfering with the operation of the service

Transmitting a large amount of information or sending advertising information for the purpose of interfering with the stable operation of the service.

⑩ Distributing computer virus programs, etc. that cause malfunction of information and communication facilities or destruction of information.

⑪ If there is a request for correction from an external organization such as the Information and Communication Ethics Committee, or if you receive a voting interpretation from the Election Commission regarding illegal campaigns.

⑫ Reproduce, distribute, or commercially exploit information obtained through the use of a member's service information without the member's prior authorization.

⑬ Members post pornographic material on their homepages and message boards or link to pornographic sites.

⑭ Violate any other terms of use set by the Council, including these Terms of Use.

Chapter 6 Damages and disclaimers

Article 1 (Damages)

The lawmaker shall not be liable for any damages caused to the member in connection with the use of the service while the service fee is free. (However, if it is charged, separate terms and conditions are stipulated.)

section 2 (disclaimer)

(1) A lawmaker is exempted from liability for providing services if he or she is unable to provide services due to natural disasters or equivalent force majeure.

(2) The Member of Parliament shall not be liable for any obstacles to the use of the service caused by reasons attributable to the Member.

(3) The Member of Parliament shall not be liable for any loss of profit expected by the Member using the service or for any damage caused by the data obtained through the service.

(4) The lawmaker is not responsible for the contents of the information, materials, facts, reliability, accuracy, etc. posted by the member on the service.

(5) The Member shall not be liable for any damage caused to the Subscriber in connection with the use of the Service that is caused by the intentional or negligent acts of the Subscriber.

Section 3 (Venue)

If a lawsuit is filed over a dispute arising out of the use of the Service, the court having jurisdiction over the location of the lawmaker's headquarters will have jurisdiction.

[Addendum]

1. (Effective Date) These Terms are effective as of October 19, 2023.