In cooperation with the Chamber of Healthcare Institutions of Serbia, accredited lecturers from the Commissioner's; Office Nataša Mirjanić, Marin Cetinić, Marko Milošević, and Aleksandar Kocić Ranđelović held trainings on the application of the Law on Free Access to Information of Public Importance and the Law on Personal Data Protection for employees in Healthcare Institutions in Gornji Milanovac (September 2), Užice (September 4), Valjevo (September 9) and Šabac (September 11). The trainings were attended by 85 people, including health workers and lawyers in healthcare.

These trainings aim to point out the most common mistakes in handling requests for free access to information, with examples from the practice of the Commissioner, and to eliminate doubts in applying the Law on Personal Data Protection. Filling out control lists and records of processing activities forms were simulated with the training participants, and the discussion answered participants' questions. Among the more interesting ones to single out is the application of data processing principles in healthcare institutions engaged in (tourist) accommodation services, such as Spas, clarifying the adequate legal bases for data processing and which data can be processed for which purpose. In cooperation with the Chamber of Healthcare Institutions, from the spring of 2024, the lectures covered healthcare institutions from most of the administrative districts of Serbia, while during October and November, it is planned to hold healthcare training in Pirot, Pcinj, Jablani, Toplic and Niš districts.