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Right to dignity and privacy during examination, treatment and medical procedures.
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2. |
Right to be educated about nature of treatment, benefits, possible risks, complications
and alternatives. |
3. |
Right to information about possible benefits of treatment and possible risk, if not treated. |
4. |
Right to request that care plan is prepared or modified as per patient’s or attendant’s
desire. |
5. |
Right of respect and consideration of their spiritual & cultural need. |
6. |
Right to safety, that includes safety from physical abuse, neglect, repeated internal examinations
etc. |
7. |
Right to confidentiality and non disclosure of patient’s private information without consent. |
8. |
Right to refuse treatment and right to get discharged from the hospital. |
9. |
Right to informed consent, before any invasive or high risk procedure, or high risk treatment like
blood transfusion, general anesthesia, invasive procedure or Chemotherapeutic medication is done. |
10. |
Right to get information about how to lodge complaint. |
11. |
Right to lodge complaint about hospital facilities, services, staff behavior and right to grievance
settlement. |
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Right to prompt information about expected cost of treatment. |
13. |
Right to uniform medical care irrespective of caste, creed, color, sex, region, religion or ward rate.
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Right to see patient and know about patient’s health status, access to patient’s diagnostic results
and clinical record. |
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Right to education regarding preventive healthcare aspects, drug-food interaction, Blood donation,
organ donation, immunization, Periodic health checkup |
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Right to know about patient’s health status and health care needs after discharge, including
precautions, medications, dietary and life style advice, and advice for medical emergency.
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