How to know about the Patient Rights in Hospitals.
• Here we are discussing about Patient rights in hospitals.
• Right to information: you have the right to receive information about the name and qualification of your treating doctor, your state of health, possible complications and its prevention, approximate cost of treatment, treatment plan, use of medications, diet and nutrition and how to voice your complaint.
• Right to consent: you have the right to give or withhold your consent for any proposed care. You have a right to seek a second medical option before giving the consent. You have the right to refuse consent before intimation of clinical research.
• Right to choose: you have the right to know all your treatment options and to participate in decisions about your care.
• Right to privacy: you have the right to receive reasonable privacy during consultation or examination or treatment and various investigative procedures. You have the right to your health information protected.
• Right to respect: you have the right to receive appropriate care regardless of race, culture, religion, age, gender or physical ability and not to subjected to any kind of abuse or neglect.
• Right to quality care: you have the right to receive medical care in accordance with reasonably expected professional standards of care.
• Right to information: you have the right to receive information about the name and qualification of your treating doctor, your state of health, possible complications and its prevention, approximate cost of treatment, treatment plan, use of medications, diet and nutrition and how to voice your complaint.
• Right to consent: you have the right to give or withhold your consent for any proposed care. You have a right to seek a second medical option before giving the consent. You have the right to refuse consent before intimation of clinical research.
• Right to choose: you have the right to know all your treatment options and to participate in decisions about your care.
• Right to privacy: you have the right to receive reasonable privacy during consultation or examination or treatment and various investigative procedures. You have the right to your health information protected.
• Right to respect: you have the right to receive appropriate care regardless of race, culture, religion, age, gender or physical ability and not to subjected to any kind of abuse or neglect.
• Right to quality care: you have the right to receive medical care in accordance with reasonably expected professional standards of care.
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